Injury & Risk Prevention: Page 4

Construction Safety
Why Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention Needs a New Strategy
Avetta
Construction leaders are reexamining how they manage serious injury and fatality risk. Explore new approaches to SIF identification, assessment, and prevention in modern, complex workforces.
Emergency medical team treating patient on yellow stretcher with protective gloves
Workwear
The Science of Staying Warm: How to Keep Construction Crews Safe, Warm and Productive in Cold Weather
RefrigiWear LLC
Cold weather is one of the most underestimated jobsite hazards. Learn how to properly layer PPE to prevent heat loss, improve mobility and boost worker safety and productivity all winter long.
Worker in bright orange safety vest and gloves operating snow equipment
Construction Safety
OSHA’s 2025 Safety Rules Redefine Compliance and Recordkeeping in Construction
Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)
New OSHA standards in 2025 tighten rules around fall protection, heat illness prevention, and mental health programs, making proactive safety planning and thorough documentation critical for contractors.
Comparison chart of traditional vs digital safety management programs
Compact Equipment
Bobcat E17 and E20: A Deep Dive into the New Compact Excavators
Bobcat Co.
Take a look at the company's latest launch and upgrades to its compact excavator lineup, designed to help contractors step up construction productivity in confined spaces.
White Bobcat E17 compact excavator with extended hydraulic arm
Construction Safety Technology
When Safety Tech Backfires: Why Over-Engineered Systems Can Put Construction Workers at Risk
Speedshield Technologies
Advanced safety systems are meant to prevent accidents on construction sites — but when misapplied or overloaded with false alarms, they can dull worker awareness and create new hazards.
Four construction safety helmets in blue, orange, white, and yellow on a blurred background
Construction News
OSHA’s 2025 Rules Tighten Safety Requirements: Why Recordkeeping Software Is Now Essential
OSHA30Construction Group
New OSHA regulations in 2025 are reshaping construction safety, emphasizing proactive prevention, documentation and mental health. Digital recordkeeping tools are one way to help contractors stay compliant.
Construction workers in safety vests attend training meeting in conference room
Construction Safety
Don’t Get Spooked by Safety: 5 Frighteningly Common Jobsite Hazards
Don’t let safety slip into the shadows this Halloween. From fall protection to electrical hazards, here are five frighteningly common jobsite dangers every contractor should watch out for — and how to avoid them.
Orange Halloween party flags with ghost graphics and 'Happy Halloween' text
Lifting Equipment
Roadway Risks Set as Focus of IPAF Safety Campaign
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
The safety campaign "How to Stay Safe on or Near Roadways" brings awareness to MEWP operators working near U.S. roadways.
Yellow crane truck parked on urban street with red vehicles and surrounding buildings
Labor & Workforce Development
Survey: Construction Supervisors Under Pressure to Balance Safety, Mental Health on Jobsites
Vector Solutions
A Vector Solutions survey of 600 construction supervisors shows most feel responsible for safety and culture but lack training and resources to manage hazards and mental health issues on the jobsite.
Exhausted construction worker in safety vest resting inside shipping container
Labor & Workforce Development
How Better Communication Can Attract and Retain the Next Generation of Construction Workers
LumApps
As 41% of construction workers approach retirement, clear communication and digital tools are key to engaging Gen Z employees. Learn how better information flow boosts retention, safety and productivity on job sites.
Two construction workers in safety vests and hard hats reviewing plans on site
Financing, Insurance & Leasing
Construction Insurance Outlook 2026: How Contractors Can Manage Rising Costs, Labor Shortages and New Risks
Sentry Insurance
Tariffs, labor shortages and evolving technologies are reshaping construction insurance in 2026. Learn how contractors can close coverage gaps, reduce risk and prepare for a more uncertain business environment.
Solar technician reviewing documents near solar panels with work equipment
Equipment Management
Essential Heavy Equipment Tools Every Operator Needs for Safety and Efficiency
FortisHD
From PPE to diagnostic scanners, the right heavy equipment tools can prevent costly downtime and extend machine life. Learn which tools keep operators safe, boost productivity and protect your investment on the job site.
Orange excavator and construction worker in safety vest on rocky worksite
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