Articles Tagged with ''Construction Safety''

The carpenter was killed in a formwork collapse at the Spokane Tribe Casino expansion, officials said.

John Bennett, senior VP of the electrical and electronics contractor, answers key questions about the firm's approach to protecting its crews.

International Accreditation Services has certified two programs and union leaders are seeking certification for a third.

Arizona officials adopted rules and passed laws to achieve compliance with national safety requirements.

There’s a grim familiarity to what the world is witnessing in Turkey and Syria, where powerful double earthquakes spread death and misery over such a wide area.

Jessie Singer, author of “There Are No Accidents” (Simon & Schuster, 336 pages), works for a nonprofit dedicated to making cities safer for pedestrians and cyclists, but her views of error and accidents go far beyond urban life and cars.

Jacobsen built itself a new headquarters in 2021, and part of the project included an improved warehouse facility. The warehouse offers more efficiency for Jacobsen’s self-performed concrete work and management of rental equipment.

A public inquiry into the cause of the 2017 fire that killed 72 found the design, materials and manner of construction for a refurbishment contributed to the disaster.

The number of nonfatal construction workplace injuries and illnesses declined in 2021 and the industry’s injury/illness rate was unchanged from the previous year's level.