Injury & Risk Prevention: Page 22

Construction Safety Technology

How To Select Construction Safety Software

Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)

Safety is a top priority for any contractor. But the right solution to help manage the issue can do more than mark a box if the safety meeting happened. Here are 10 tips to select the right construction safety management software for your company.

How To Select Construction Safety Software

Construction Safety

How the Construction Industry Can Improve Workers Comp Outcomes

General dissatisfaction from employers and employees over the quality and expediency of care under current workers compensation systems is well documented.

Systemic thinking that correlates a claim’s success with purely medical and financial outcomes is outdated, incomplete and likely perpetuates the culture of conflict between employers and employees — when in reality, they have the same goals: getting workers healthy and back to work.

Construction Technology

How Wearables Can Improve Jobsite Metrics

Association of Equipment Manufacturers (AEM)

Using historical data captured by wearables to learn how things happen is the first step to promoting safety on the jobsite.

The Trimble XR10 with Microsoft HoloLens connects virtual reality to physical reality to provide mixed reality.

United Rentals Hosting Safety Webinars in May

United Rentals Inc.

Online learning series from United Rentals will focus on confined space safety for utilities and contractors.

United Rentals

Construction Technology

Sun Ridge Contracting Pieces Together a Strong Construction Safety Culture

Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)

Safety software enabled Sun Ridge Contracting to celebrate two years without a lost-time incident.

Sun Ridge Contracting specializes in civil, earthworks, forestry and mining operations.

Top Post of 2022: Using Ground Penetrating Radar to Increase Construction Efficiency

Giving construction crews ground penetrating radar (GPR) systems helps enhance the safety and efficiency of the jobsite.

353dd299

Project Management Best Practices to Avoid the Risks and Costs of “Bad” Data

Newforma's Tara Anderson discusses the role data plays in risk management, including the risks of “bad data”, plus shares how technology can help make that data more intelligent and beneficial to your business.

S.T.A.R. Program Looks to Make ASCC Concrete Contractors Safest in Industry

American Society of Concrete Contractors (ASCC)

A product of the American Society of Concrete Contractors' Safety & Risk Management Council, the Safety Training Assessment & Recognition Program looks to improve the safety of the nations concrete contractors.

Construction Safety

Contractors Must Supply This Critical PPE for Hazardous Environments

Safe lighting products, like headlamps, help construction companies significantly enhance their worker safety throughout the job site

As a tool, headlamps are essential when hands free lighting is required in low light areas for a wide range of tasks

Wearable Tech Can Improve Job Safety and Productivity

From smart glasses and augmented reality to simple tiles that monitor falls and worker health and location, futuristic technology is already measuring ways to make jobsites safer and more productive

RealWear focuses on the connected worker. Skilled workers that need guidance from experts use the RealWear system.

Safety Equipment - Other

Updated IPAF Load, Unload Training Available

International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)

Information gathered in a worldwide project to report accidents and near-misses has informed a major update to a comprehensive training course on how to load and unload MEWPs and other plant equipment safely from trucks or trailers.

IPAF

Control Risks on Construction Projects to Maintain Profits in 2022

Technology can help but establishing a culture focused on addressing construction jobsite risks is the first essential step.

Business Risk Management Free Digital Photos 5b69b96ce46ff

Page 22 of 87