Construction Industry Safety and Health

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More than a third of construction workers say they have missed work due to mental health concerns within the past 12 months, 4 percentage points higher than in 2024 

Swedish company developed helmet technology with research from a neurosurgeon and biomechanical engineers.

Fenceline is a vital tool that can identify environmental noise pollution, dangerous air pollutants and job-site hazards that may harm the public.

A refresher on the essentials of inspecting fall safety harnesses to help ensure you and your team go home safely at the end of the day.

Legionella is already a global public health concern and infection rates in the United States continue to climb at an alarming pace.

Human error by adopting next-generation technologies can ensure safety in transportation, agriculture, construction, and mining.

Surface-level gestures — a flyer on the wall, a once-a-year mental health week — may raise awareness, but they don’t create lasting change.

Trenching work remains one of construction's most lethal activities, yet its dangers are often underestimated.

The newest generation of fall protection and rope access systems has become unrecognizable from their mountaineering and rock-climbing origins.

 Too often, safety protocols break down in the gray space between “approved” and “accountable.”