Construction work is one of the most hazardous occupations, involving diverse risks that can lead to serious injuries or fatalities. Understanding the most common construction accidents and how to prevent them is key to maintaining a safer work environment and...
Workplace safety is a critical concern, especially in the construction industry. Among the most hazardous risks identified by OSHA are the “Fatal Four” — four types of accidents that account for nearly 60% of construction worker fatalities annually (OSHA)....
Written By: Craig Clark When we take a time out to consider safety protocols on any given project, risk reduction starts with the job safety analysis (JSA). Let’s consider this analogy: It’s fourth down and two with less than a minute to go in a closely fought...
Written By: Bob Sheridan Protecting the safety of workers may sound like a simple concept, but managing a complex safety program is anything but simple. Fortunately, Safety Management Group has simplified the process for owners, general contractors, subcontractors,...
By Safety Management Group State and federal regulations regarding workplace safety can often be confusing or ambiguous. But whether a company fully understands the rules, it is expected to fully comply with them. One area that raises many questions involves the need...
Written by: Jordan Hollingsworth, MS, ASP, CHST, CHSP, CRIS® Safety Advisor, Design and Construction When you approach many companies’ facilities for the first time, you have to stop at a front gate or a front desk to identify yourself and explain why you’re there....
