Construction Industry Safety and Health

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Maintaining a safe work environment in high-density job sites requires proactive planning, communication, and design considerations.

Project H.E.A.T. partners with Cry Baby Craig’s Hot Sauce to provide heat safety education to workers amid deregulation and record-breaking heat wave.

The study survey is open to those in the construction industry and related trades through Wednesday, July 9, 2025.

If your construction team doesn't believe in the safety culture behind your policies, it won’t matter.

Employers now face stricter requirements for providing a range of PPE sizes and ensuring a proper fit, or risk significant penalties.

Among causes of injury and fatality in the workplace, falls are one of the most dangerous hazards workers can experience.

Common construction practices pose various challenges to productive and safe operations and the prevention of worker injuries.

Aimed at safety leaders and construction professionals, these voluntary training events raise education and awareness about preventing falls in construction and reinforcing the importance of fall protection.

The purpose of Construction Safety Week, May 5-9, is to raise awareness of construction safety by presenting a range of incident scenarios and providing advice on how to stay safe while working. 

Construction has changed. Today's projects are similar to large businesses, with coordination going beyond site activity to legal compliance, supply chain management, data analysis, and sustainability goals.