Construction is increasingly complex. With buildings becoming more sophisticated and owners more aware of issues such as energy efficiency and “green” materials at the same time organizations are trying to “right-size” by becoming smaller, managers are being dragged...
Safety isn’t a discrete activity or afterthought on utility construction sites. Instead, it’s an attitude and philosophy that must become an integral part of all operations. By encouraging all contractors and their workers to embrace the utility’s commitment to...
Most hazards you’ll find on a construction site are big and generally obvious. It might be the inherent danger of certain power tools, the possibility of an electric shock, or the potential for a fall. Because workers recognize these hazards, they can take steps to...
“Where can I find safety staffing near me?” is a common question among company leaders who recognize their legal and ethical responsibility to protect their employees from workplace hazards. Whether a company’s goal is simply to meet the expectations of OSHA and their...
Drug and alcohol abuse frequently factors into workplace injuries, not only for the workers who are impaired, but for co-workers who suffer injuries caused by those workers’ actions. Additionally, employees who are under the influence of alcohol or other substances...
Most companies understand that safety is an important part of today’s workplace, but they may not realize why ongoing safety programs are critical to their organization’s well-being. Some companies view safety as a “check the box” kind of activity, believing that once...
