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Construction Safety
Build Better: Integrative Strategies for Traffic & Construction Safety
AWP Safety
An effective plan minimizes downtime and helps keep personnel in the work zone safe.
For construction projects intersecting with or on roadways or heavily trafficked areas, proficient traffic management is essential.
Construction Safety
How Proper Ergonomics on Jobsites Help Protect Workers
Sentry Insurance
Ergonomic injuries are largely preventable. Help your team recognize tasks that may create physical limitations and use the resources available to put them in safer positions.
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Construction Safety Technology
How PPE Suppliers Can Keep Up in a Rapidly Changing Construction Industry
twICEme
The two major trends of safety awareness and technology adoption work together to drive a coming huge shift in the construction industry.
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Construction Safety
Myth Busting Today’s Top Risk Management Trends
Avetta
To reduce contractor risk across their supply chain, businesses can turn to technology to reduce siloes, ensure the right controls and practices are in place, and overall minimize the number of workplace injuries and fatalities.
In the case of a serious injury or fatality, an investigation shows leading indicators or data that could have helped prevent an accident.
Construction Safety
CONEXPO Launches Mental Health Online Resource
CONEXPO-CON/AGG
The initiative aims to change the industry's approach to mental health by providing actionable resources, sharing inspiring personal stories, and offering practical advice for both employers and employees.
CONEXPO has launched a comprehensive resource hub dedicated to mental wellness.
Construction Safety
Improving Jobsite Safety Requires New Ideas & Tech
JT Magen
Safety should always be the No. 1 priority in the construction industry. It's important to follow safety procedures every day.
Events like Construction Safety Week reminds us that at all times, safety is priority No. 1 for our industry, and that it’s our responsibility to follow, expand and enhance safety procedures every day.
Construction Safety
Construction’s Silent Crisis: Mental Health
Procore Technologies, Inc.
The suicide rate for men in construction is five times greater than the rate for all fatal work-related injuries in the construction industry.
Construction safety culture has come a long way since the “Lunch Atop a Skyscraper” photo was taken nearly a century ago, including the introduction of required, basic PPE like hard hats and harnesses. But there are still many areas we must improve in order to drive a safer industry.
Equipment Management
How to Prepare Equipment for Summer Extremes
From operator health to equipment maintenance, steps can be taken to protect the assets and people on construction sites.
Components that can improve visibility include rearview cameras, around-view monitor camera systems and sensors.
Equipment Management
Navigate Your Possibilities With Aftermarket GPS
Integrating GPS or GNSS technology aftermarket is achievable and can provide many benefits to contractors, workers and machines.
Leica Geosystems’ GNSS Machine Control technology offers possibilities to enhance safety for construction workers and pedestrians around busy work sites and to protect existing and newly built infrastructure through automatic height, depth, and slew hydraulic control for excavators.
Construction Safety
3 Tips for Managing Economic Risks on Construction Projects
Sentry Insurance
While you can’t eliminate risk entirely, you can take steps to help reduce it, avoid it and protect against it.
A formal safety program can help ensure that you’re regularly checking your property, jobsites, equipment, and materials for any sign of damage, wear, or malfunction that could lead to larger issues later.
Construction Safety
Mental Health Options for Construction Workers
Local 18 - International Union of Operating Engineers
If you don’t have mental health support for your workers right now, start the conversation.
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Construction Safety
Crane Safety Report Reveals Dangers and Best Practices
National Safety Council
As the crane industry continues to navigate major safety challenges, NSC and the NCCCO Foundation plan to continue to provide additional resources to educate crane operators, inspectors, and employers about potential workplace hazards.
While cranes play a vital role in the transportation, construction, and agriculture industries, among others, operating this type of equipment can be especially dangerous if proper protocol is not followed.
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