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Healthy Foundations

Construction sites pose significant risks to health and safety, from physical hazards like falls and equipment accidents to the often-overlooked mental health challenges caused by high-stress environments. Addressing both physical and mental well-being is critical for maintaining a healthy and productive workforce.

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Building a Culture of Safety

Creating a construction safety culture involves many elements. It starts with leadership commitment but also involves material resources, training, clear policies, and open channels of communication... Read More

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Construction Safety Management: Building a System to Reduce Risk

Due to the high-risk nature of construction work, having a comprehensive construction safety management plan is essential. Construction safety management is the formal process

34 Key Construction Safety Statistics

Worker safety is consistently one of the top priorities on any construction project, and with good reason. While technologies for safety and risk analysis

12 Safety Organizations for the Construction Industry

With the high risk of fatal incidents and worker injuries in construction, prioritizing jobsite safety is crucial. According to the National Safety Council, the

Worker Safety

Explore strategies, tools and resources to make the jobsite safer, including how to respond to incidents -- and best practices to prevent them.

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Construction Health and Safety: Best Practices and Hazards to Avoid

In the construction industry, a lot can go wrong with...

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12 Proven Strategies to Improve Construction Site Safety

Construction is a risky business by almost any measure: It...

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Safety stand-downs: 5 steps for success

Construction jobsites are areas where personal safety is of utmost...

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Construction PPE: What Contractors Need for Jobsite Safety

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is one of the cornerstones of...

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Site Specific Safety Plans: What to Include — and Why They’re Important

When starting a new construction project, it’s important for workers...

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Construction Safety Officer: Duties & Requirements

Construction is an inherently risk field: When workers are operating...

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Performing a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) in Construction

On the jobsite, safety is a contractor’s number one priority....

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Electrical Hazards in Construction: How to Make Jobsites Safer

Electrical hazards present a huge opportunity for construction companies to...

Mental Health

Mental health issues are a notable concern in the industry due to high-risk and high-stress environments, long hours, and demanding physical labor.

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Improving Mental Health in Construction: Resources & Tools

Construction workers face a variety of threats on the job...

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Tips for Managing Stress in Construction

The construction industry is known for its high-pressure and fast-paced...

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Mental Health Toolbox Talks: Creating a Safe & Successful Jobsite

Construction workers face immense physical and mental pressure on the...

What’s the Hidden Cost of Ignoring Worker Well-Being in Construction?

In the construction industry, safety is the goal, but behind...

Inspections & Reporting

Safety inspections and reports are most effective when the data is collected and analyzed to predict and mitigate future safety incidents. Learn how to standardize the approach to jobsite inspections to ensure they support

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What to Expect During an OSHA Inspection — and How to Prepare

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) construction site inspections ensure...

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Construction Incident Report: Not Just For Injuries

Accidents happen, and even best-laid plans can go wrong. As...

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Construction Daily Reports: What to Include & Best Practices

Daily reports in the construction industry are an integral part...

Performing a Job Safety Analysis (JSA) in Construction

On the jobsite, safety is a contractor’s number one priority....

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Contractor’s Guide to Jobsite Inspections

As a contractor, performing jobsite inspections is an important part...

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Crane Inspections: Preparing & Passing

When it comes to heavy lifting on construction sites, cranes...

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Construction Reporting: Key Report Types & Best Practices

In the world of construction, reporting is not just a...

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Construction Daily Report Template (Guide & Free Download)

Making progress on a construction project isn’t just about finishing...

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