Items Tagged with 'construction'

The National Safety Council announced Rhythm Innovations and the Rath Family Foundation as new sponsors of the Green Cross for Safety® Innovation award, launching a five-year commitment in support of the Council’s esteemed recognition for advancements in environmental, health and safety (EHS).

Evotix, a global leader in environment, health, safety and sustainability (EHS&S) software announced a strategic partnership with Safety Radar, an AI-driven safety intelligence company, to help organizations identify emerging risks earlier and strengthen serious injury and fatality (SIF) prevention efforts.

As part of the year-long festivities for their 40th anniversary celebration, DENIOS introduces “Vision Zero” – a holistic view of safety for today and tomorrow.

The best kind of eye protection is the one that stays on. Brass Knuckle® Licorice (BKADJ-5001) Glasses promote comfort on multiple fronts to help make it the eye protection that workers want to wear and keep wearing throughout their workday.

Epicore Biosystems (‘Epicore’), a leader in wearable hydration and biosensing solutions for athletes, healthcare, industrial, and military applications, released major new features and enhancements to Connected Hydration, its flagship wearable solution for hydration and readiness monitoring.

The National Safety Council is kicking off the 30th anniversary of National Safety Month this June, calling on organizations and individuals across the country to take action against preventable injuries — a leading cause of death in the United States.

As another National Ladder Safety Month comes to a close, event organizers remind all ladder users that safety is a year-long commitment.

When it comes to the construction industry, “slow to change” is often used to describe the mentality toward information technology in the field.

Hy-Brid Lifts welcomes Chad Diacek as regional territory manager of the south-central region.

In construction and industry, some potential hazards visibly manifest, such as the risk of falls from heights. Others are more hidden. A confined space may not look dangerous, but workers perish each year because someone assumed the air inside was safe to breathe when testing would have revealed that is wasn’t.