It’s always important to remember safety best practices when you’re working on the jobsite – and that includes thinking about how to adapt in cases of inclement weather, such as strong winds, heavy rains, and lightning strikes. OSHA provides a...
Safety Training 101: 6 Dynamic Stretches to Warm Up for the Workday
Construction workers know better than anyone that a day on the job is hard work and requires a great deal of physical strength and movement. Just as athletes take the time to stretch before a workout to protect against muscle...
Protecting Your Hearing from Job Site Noise
When you’re working in construction, it’s not uncommon to be around loud noises created by equipment that you or your coworkers may be using. However, there are simple steps you can take now to greatly minimize hearing-related risks down the...
How to Prevent Summer Job Fatigue
For many workers, a career in construction can be an energizing experience that requires creative problem-solving and teamwork on a day-to-day basis. However, given the physical nature of construction work and varying project schedules, workers can also be prone to...
What Construction Workers and Employers Should Know About New York City’s Upcoming Safety Training Deadline
As the construction industry continues to help drive New York City’s economic recovery efforts, this is an increasingly busy time for workers and employers alike. But amid the constant focus on ensuring safety, maximizing quality and meeting project milestones, it’s...