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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.
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Roadway Risks Set as Focus of IPAF Safety Campaign
October 30, 2025
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Brass Knuckle Expands SmartCut Line of Cut-Resistant Gloves
October 13, 2025
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More Than Gear – What Construction PPE Is Really Protecting You From
August 1, 2025
Ipaf Global Safety Report 2025
Overturns, Entrapment and Falls Mark Top Causes of Accidents
July 29, 2025
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6 Tips to Build a Culture of Safety
July 23, 2025
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Storm-Ready Jobsites: A Hurricane Season Checklist for Contractors
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Safety Equipment - Other
Work Zones Done Right: Street-Level Safety Tips
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Lifting Equipment
ISO Standards: How Contractors Can Prepare for MEWPs Design Updates
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Business
Addressing Head Protection and Rotational Motion in the Workplace
Personal Protection Equipment
Double Vision: Smart Technology & Eye Protection
Lucyd Eyewear
Smart eyewear has the potential to enhance construction site workflow efficiency while still providing eye protection safety. Will smart eyewear set a new standard for construction workers?
Smart eyewear's hands-free audio capabilities function much like a hybrid communication system that allows construction workers to keep their eyes on the job and their hands on the tools.
Safety Equipment - Other
Report: Over-Reliance on Tech is a Growing Safety Risk
Pie Insurance
Pie Insurance released its 2025 State of Workplace Safety Report of over 1,000 small business owners and decision-makers across construction and field service leaders throughout the U.S.
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Electric Tools & Accessories
Lithium Battery Safety: New Rules for New Technology
DENIOS
Most issues with lithium batteries aren’t random. While they bring tremendous value along with new challenges for safety that can’t be ignored.
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Construction Safety
8 Steps to a Safer Jobsite
Sentry Insurance
A culture of safety is more than a program—it’s a commitment to protecting employees, enhancing morale, and safeguarding your bottom line.
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Coaching & Consulting
How Technology is Building a Safer Construction Environment
Oracle
By thoughtfully integrating these technological advancements, we can move towards a future where construction is not only more efficient and innovative but also demonstrates a strong commitment to safety and responsibility.
Soon, construction firms will be able to capture virtually anything on a job site, allowing them to collect data from an array of people, tools, and materials.
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Find Utilities Quickly & Confidently: Vermeer Launches New Verifier G1 Utility Locator
Vermeer
With simplicity and precision at its core, the Verifier G1 locator eliminates complex menus and settings, enabling crews to locate utilities quickly and confidently.
Vermeer Verifier G1 Locator
Lifting Equipment
MEWP Safety Starts on the Ground
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
Focused on MEWP overturns, the International Powered Access Federation has launched its 2025 Global Safety Campaign, 'Stop Overturns - Safety Starts on the Ground.'
'Stop Overturns - Safety Starts on the Ground' focuses on the serious and often fatal consequences of mobile elevating work platform overturns.
Construction Safety
Addressing the Risk of Trenching and Excavation Site Cave-Ins
Sentry Insurance
You can reduce the risk of cave-ins by implementing robust protective measures, conducting a thorough soil analysis, proper training, and maintaining vigilant inspection routines.
Protective systems are a key element in making sure your trenching and excavation site is safe. They’re required for trenches that exceed five feet in depth or aren’t cut entirely into stable rock.
Lifting Equipment
Growth & Achievements: Updates from the IPAF Annual General Meeting
International Powered Access Federation (IPAF)
As the International Powered Access Federation continues its mission to promote safe and effective use of powered access equipment, the organization released its Annual Report for 2024.
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