Edge Safety
When I started my construction career, my work was a passion, it was a challenge, but most of all, it was a discipline. I...
You May Never Feel a Thing
Portland cement, specifically when wet, is a caustic and abrasive substance found in building materials, such as concrete, mortar, plaster, grout, stucco, and terrazzo....
Overhead View
Technology offers benefits to our lives in so many astounding ways. Various machines and devices have evolved in size and function over time to...
Ergonomic Solutions
Workplace injuries are prevalent in many occupations, and construction is no exception. Workers in this sector have to handle tasks that increase their risk...
Spreading on the Safe Side
The job of snow and ice management professionals is to create safe driving and walking conditions for others. However, in the process it can...
Getting a Grip on Mobile Workplace Slips
Tips for keeping your work crews sure-footed
Slips happen. A simple misstep on a wet walkway or gunky ladder rung can send you reeling. When...
Communication and Coordination
The following is information taken from OSHA’s brochure, Recommended Practices for Safety & Health Programs in Construction, dated October 2016.
In today’s economy, an increasing...
Caught on Camera
Worksites can be dangerous places. The potential for deaths and injuries caused by moving machinery and equipment should not be underestimated. According to the...
Stair Safety
In commercial facilities built across the country, the most common technique for preventing slip and fall accidents on stairs is the application of non-skid...
5 Core Elements of Successful Safety Programs
Safety and health programs are recommended for all workplaces—from office buildings and construction jobsites to dairy farms and other industrial settings. These workplace safety...









