One of the major health hazards on many construction sites is the one you often cannot see—crystalline silica dust. The extremely fine particles are released when granites, sand, bricks, cement, and other materials release dust … about The Dangers of Silica Dust, What you Should Know
Worker Safety
Breaking Down Barriers for Women in Construction
Given the construction sector’s imminent skills shortage, it's hard to understand why there are still so many barriers for women entering, and remaining, in the industry.
“Be That One Guy” Aims to Make the Workplace Safer for Everyone
The “Be That One Guy," campaign was born when the group discovered that all too often people go to work with a fear that has nothing to do with the danger of the job they … about “Be That One Guy” Aims to Make the Workplace Safer for Everyone
How to Create a Culture of Safety with Stiles Construction
Stiles is a full-service commercial real estate firm with a clear mission: Invest. Build. Manage. Stiles services include development, construction, tenant improvement, realty, property management, architecture, acquisitions and financing
Proven Ways to Keep Workers Safe
Going to work for many people can be hazardous and even deadly. Canadian workers compensation boards reported that 904 workers died due to work-related causes and almost a quarter of a million workers reported lost-time … about Proven Ways to Keep Workers Safe
Top Habits of Successful Safety Managers
Successful safety managers help build support, keep employees engaged, and provide valuable information. They act as a bridge between employees and management, providing oversight and expertise.
Your Roadmap to an Accident-Free Jobsite
If you’re a superintendent who is spread too thin or a painter who’s rushed and behind schedule, the lines between what is safe and risky can get blurred. You can start looking within your company, … about Your Roadmap to an Accident-Free Jobsite
Technology Helps Keep Workers Safe from Heat Stress
While the kind of extreme heat Australia experienced through January is a risk to construction projects and the industry workforce, those challenges can often be managed with some foresight. Christine Killip, Managing Director of Katestone … about Technology Helps Keep Workers Safe from Heat Stress
Research into Heat Stress of Mine Workers Could Benefit Construction Industry
Menzies School of Health Research has teamed up with Charles Darwin University to measure and assess the impacts of heat stress of mine workers at the McArthur River Mine (MRM).
A Beginners Guide to Construction Unions
Don't know much about how construction unions function? Want to know both the benefits and drawbacks to joining a union? This slideshow will tell you all you need to know and more!
