Construction Industry Safety and Health

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Workers who wear high-visibility apparel must be both visible and comfortable in high temperatures.

Whether workers are toiling under the sun or next to a blast furnace, the risks of heat-related illnesses and accidents are ever-present and growing.

One of New York man's employees died after a fall from an improperly secured roof.

The surprising ways that heat can affect your workers’ well-being, and your safety record, and what you can do to help.

A Boston waterproofing contractor exposed employees to life-threatening cave-ins and excavation hazards at worksites.

Occupational hearing loss remains a significant workplace safety concern. Delve into how double hearing protection can address this issue.

It’s important for every team member, from subcontractors to superintendents, to take responsibility for safety compliance.

The effectiveness of workplace communication is reliant on a number of factors, such as environment, skillset and structure.