Make Near Miss Reporting Work in the Real World

In construction, some of the most valuable safety lessons come from incidents where nobody was hurt. Near misses provide an…

Managing Hazards on Multi-Employer Jobsites

On today’s construction sites (whether vertical builds or highway projects), multiple employers, trades, and crews often work simultaneously in shared…

Preventing Struck-By Hazards from Shifting Loads

Struck-by incidents remain one of the leading causes of serious injuries across construction, manufacturing, and aggregate operations. Many of these…

Protect What’s Below: Practical Steps to Prevent Dropped Objects on the Job Site

Dropped objects are one of the most underestimated hazards in construction and industrial work. A single wrench, bolt, or tool…

Safe Material Storage: Building Safer, More Efficient Jobsites

In construction, safety and productivity go hand in hand, and one of the most overlooked factors influencing both is how…

Tire & Wheel Safety: A Critical Focus for Heavy Equipment and Haul Trucks

In construction, safety isn’t just a priority; it’s a responsibility shared by every worker, supervisor, and contractor on the jobsite.…

Preventing Blind-Spot & Backover Incidents

Backover and blind-spot incidents continue to rank among the most serious hazards in construction, aggregates, and roadway work zones. Despite…

Protecting Hands on the Job: Preventing Line-of-Fire & Pinch Point Injuries

In construction and heavy industry, hands are essential tools. From rigging and setting materials to operating equipment and performing maintenance,…

Wind Hazards at Elevation: What Every Contractor Needs to Know

Wind is one of the most underestimated risks on elevated construction sites. From multi-story framing and roofing to scaffold work…

Temporary Structure Stability: Proper Bracing and Shoring

Temporary structures are everywhere on construction sites—formwork, shoring, reshoring, braces, and other temporary supports make critical work possible. Yet these…