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Weather Protection
Construction Heat Safety Requires Year-Round Preparation
Skanska Inc.
Extended heat exposure creates ongoing risks for construction workers. Stronger planning, acclimation, hydration, cooling and monitoring can help protect crews.
August 28, 2026
Construction worker in safety gear holding water bottle at job site
Safety
House Republicans Advance Ban On Heat Safety Standard, Workers To Absorb The Risk
H.R. 6213 cleared committee on a party-line vote. It would bar the Department of Labor from ever finalizing a federal heat rule, including the performance-based version the road builders themselves asked for.
August 19, 2026
Construction workers laying asphalt on a road using hand tools and spreading equipment
Construction Safety
Mobilization Tips for Safer, More Productive Jobsites
United Rentals Inc.
In a market defined by tight schedules and persistent labor constraints, strategic mobilization becomes a practical way to protect productivity and margins and gain a competitive edge.
August 12, 2026
Yellow Liebherr telehandler lifting materials at construction site with metal framework building
Training & Education
Extreme Weather Is Redefining Construction Jobsite Safety
Safety Systems Management
Severe weather is exposing gaps in traditional construction safety plans, and contractors need stronger weather preparedness to protect crews and projects.
August 1, 2026
White and red safety hard hats on concrete at construction site during thunderstorm with lightning
Communications Equipment
Lone Worker Safety Becomes a Growing Priority in Construction
SoloProtect
Construction companies are rethinking emergency response, heat safety and communication as more employees spend time working independently.
July 26, 2026
Construction worker in safety gear lying on ground after workplace accident at industrial site
Communications Equipment
RETEVIS Industrial Two Way Radios Built for Tough Jobsites
RETEVIS
RETEVIS introduces a three-tier industrial reliability standard and highlights RB48 testing under MIL-STD-810H:2019 for construction teams.
July 17, 2026
RB48 and RB648 rugged devices passed MIL-STD-810H military testing including low pressure, high temperature, salt fog, dust, vibration, and shock resistance certifications.
Construction Safety
Work Safe, Stay Cool: Heat Protection Tips for Summer Construction Sites
As temps rise this summer, construction crews face serious risks from sun and heat. From hydration to breaks and protective gear, here are 7 essential safety tips to keep your team cool, productive, and protected.
July 1, 2026
Three construction workers in safety vests and hard hats drinking water on site
Workwear
Are BRUNTs Really That Comfortable? We Read the Reviews So You Don't Have To.
BRUNT
June 24, 2026
Tan leather work boots with white soles displayed on dark surface with dramatic lighting
Boots & Footwear
Footwear's Impact on Worker Safety During Extreme Heat
Red Wing Shoe Co.
Construction heat safety involves more than hydration and shade. Proper footwear and PPE choices can help reduce heat stress, fatigue and injury risks on jobsites.
June 5, 2026
Worker in orange safety vest holding up brown shoe sole with tread pattern
Construction Safety Technology
10 Ways Technology Is Improving Safety on Construction Jobsites and Roadways
AWP Safety
From smart PPE to AI-driven alerts, new technologies are helping reduce risks, improve visibility and strengthen safety across construction sites and work zones.
May 3, 2026
Speed monitoring sign displaying vehicle speeds on a residential street with construction barriers and parked cars
Training & Education
5 Spring Revenue Opportunities for Land-Clearing Contractors
Diamond Mowers
Spring demand is rising for land clearing and maintenance. Here are five ways contractors can capture more work and keep crews productive.
May 1, 2026
Yellow wheel loader scooping soil at construction site with rural landscape and trees in background
Sweeping
8 Best Practices for Safer, Cleaner Pavement Projects
Elgin Sweeper Company, subsidiary of Federal Signal Corporation
Construction sites generate dust, debris, and loose materials that can quickly create safety hazards and environmental concerns.
April 30, 2026
White Elgin concrete mixer truck at aggregate facility with conveyor belts and stockpiles
Labor & Workforce Development
Construction Outlook 2026: Costs, Labor and Risk
HUB International
Rising material costs, labor shortages and extreme weather are driving new risk management, insurance and workforce strategies across construction in 2026.
April 18, 2026
Industrial warehouse interior with steel beams, metal framework, and natural light streaming through skylights
Training & Education
Aerial Data Gives Contractors a Clearer View of Risk, Safety and Jobsite Progress
Drone as a Service (DaaS)
Aerial data from drones, LiDAR and photogrammetry improves hazard detection, tracks progress and helps reduce cost and schedule risks on construction sites.
April 16, 2026
Aerial view of active construction site with yellow cranes, green barriers, and excavation equipment among surrounding buildings and vegetation.
Gloves
Workwear Guide: Choosing the Right Waterproof Work Gloves
RefrigiWear LLC
Waterproof work gloves keep hands dry, maintain grip and reduce injury risk when working in rain, mud and cold conditions.
April 11, 2026
Worker in black jacket wearing orange Mechanix work gloves while handling metal railing at industrial facility
Construction Safety Technology
Wearable Tech Is the New Frontline In Protecting Labor Rights
Epicore Biosystems
Heat stress is one of the most dangerous hazards on construction and energy jobsites, yet it often builds silently over long shifts.
April 7, 2026
Two construction workers in safety vests review plans at a job site with heavy machinery
Theft Prevention
Winter Inspections Put Building Security and Safety Systems to the Test
CSP Consultants Group
Winter weather can expose weaknesses in access control, intrusion detection, video surveillance and backup power, raising safety, compliance and operational risks.
April 5, 2026
Yellow excavator digging at construction site during golden sunset with misty landscape background
Concrete Repair
Is That Fire Damage?
Knott Laboratory LLC
How to evaluate fire-damaged concrete foundations before rebuilding. Insight from a structural engineer and fire investigator.
February 24, 2026
Cracked concrete surface with green measuring tape showing structural damage
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