In construction safety, one thing is certain: there’s a lot of uncertainty. Every worksite presents a constantly evolving array of hazards, which means the risk of injury is constantly fluctuating, ...

Imagine a world where safety is woven into every decision and every plan by all stakeholders—where protecting lives is the common thread that unites us all. All owners champion safety throughout every ...

GREELEY, Colo., April 7, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- "Construction Safety Week" is the construction industry's annual week-long, safety-focused event designed to promote worker safety and wellness. It's an ...

Construction Safety Week returns May 4–8, 2026, with the theme “All In Together,” emphasizing unity, trust, and shared responsibility across all levels of the construction industry to strengthen ...

Meeting the minimum OSHA requirements is not enough to prevent on-site construction accidents, and even the most alert site manager cannot be expected to monitor every action of his workers. Put your ...

OSHA’s Safety and Health Regulations for Construction: OSHA 29 CFR 1926 serves as a baseline for safety requirements. Safety management in construction must reinforce these regulations and go beyond ...

Mud, noise and near-misses – construction sites are among the most active and hazardous places to work. The risks are everywhere, from heavy machinery, fickle weather and fatigued crews to distracted ...

“It’s a dirty job, but somebody’s got to do it” isn’t funny anymore. Not only are contractors facing labor shortages, but workers are also demanding safer conditions and continuous training to ensure ...

This first-in-the-nation bachelor’s degree prepares students for occupational safety and health program management positions in the construction industry. This is a field that demands critical ...