Articles Tagged with ''Construction Safety''

Boosting peer-to-peer support is critical in reducing the construction industry’s high suicide rate, said mental health advocates at the Construction Working Minds Summit, held May 17-18 in Denver.

After two serious safety incidents in consecutive days, Boston area’s largest contractor voluntarily issued a safety stand down on projects ending May 6. 

The collapse of a catwalk in a defunct, 124-year-old power plant building in Boston injured three workers.

OSHA says Arizona has been delinquent in adopting national safety standards since 2015.

Final U.S. Transportation Dept. regulation aims to cut risks in lines that carry natural gas, carbon dioxide and other hazardous liquids.

Despite many upgrades with new technology for loaders,  excavators and cranes, manufacturers are still busy trying to solve a persistent safety problem: striking workers or pedestrians while moving in reverse.

PennDOT picks HDR-Swank Construction team for rebuild of fallen bridge.

Reports from key industry events across the Mountain States region.

Preliminary report of transportation accident investigative agency, expected by mid-February, will include just facts—not cause—of Jan. 28 incident.