Falls happen fast. One step could cause a fall leading to injury or fatality. Good news: Falls can easily be prevented and National Safety Stand-Down provides the opportunity to discuss how.

National Safety Stand-Down week has come to an end, now what? Even after the week and safety events have ended, safety awareness should go on. Everyone should celebrate participation in OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down and keep safety awareness going.

Springtime means more construction hours. Now that bad weather is out of sight for a bit, it’s time to make up for lost days.

A Florida framing contractor was cited for exposing employees to unsafe working conditions by permitting work without the use of fall protection.

A scaffold is an elevated, temporary work platform used to support employees and their materials. It is essential that a competent person is onsite at all times to ensure OSHA guidelines are followed during scaffold use. Every person who accesses a scaffold requires scaffold safety training.

A rolling scaffold is a type of supported scaffold set on wheels. Rolling scaffold’s design allows for easy movement, creating a more efficient workplace. Workers who frequently change their position use rolling scaffolds regularly.

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Your workers could be forgetting training a week later. That’s right, up to 90 percent of job site training is forgotten within a week.

One of the biggest issues facing businesses today, especially companies in the construction industry, is the dangers of complacency in the workplace.

Workplace accidents, incidents, and injuries almost always relate back to one common root cause: lack of proper safety training.

Scaffolding is a common task in construction, and it is a dangerous task if done improperly.

The “corridor of death” refers to the dangerous, often narrow passageway where stairs lead to another room opening.