As we observe Black History Month, it is important to note that, though it still has a long way to go, the American workforce has made some progress in its efforts to prioritize diversity and inclusion in all industries. The...

When it comes to construction-site accidents, falls are more common – and often more deadly – than you may think. In fact, according to OSHA, of the 1,008 construction-related deaths in 2018, 338 were due to falls on the jobsite....

As the construction industry has evolved, heavy machinery has become increasingly prevalent on modern work sites. However, it can also pose a serious danger to construction workers – about 400 people in America die each year from heavy equipment accidents....

Accidents happen – it’s just a fact of life. And when accidents happen on a construction site, you need to know what to do – and how to do it quickly and correctly – in order to minimize injury and...

If you work in construction, you’ve likely encountered a scaffold. According to OSHA, an estimated 2.3 million construction workers, or 65 percent of the industry, work on scaffolds. Here in New York City, scaffolds abound, with nearly 8,000 structures comprising...