Resources focus on hazard recognition and controls to help prevent serious injuries and fatalities on jobsites.

Construction Safety Week brings people and companies together every year to celebrate our shared commitment to building a stronger, healthier, and safer industry. Over the last decade we’ve made ...

As Construction Safety Week 2025 approaches, industry leaders are equipping companies nationwide with an array of planning resources to promote jobsite safety and foster a culture of collaboration.

Fall hazards are one of the most serious and persistent risks in the construction industry, especially in roofing and other construction work at elevation. Whether workers are installing shingles, ...

Because trench and excavation operations are among the most dangerous jobs in the construction and utility industries, each year the Trench Safety Stand Down is held to encourage companies to discuss ...

In recent years, computer vision and deep learning techniques have emerged as pivotal tools in enhancing safety management within the construction industry. These technologies integrate sophisticated ...

Construction safety is paramount on the job site and in the equipment shop. Construction is one of the most dangerous industries in which to work. Many of the construction accidents can result in ...

The built environment faces increasing pressures from climate change, resource limitations, and rapid urbanisation.

Construction Safety Week has long been a powerful show of force, a catalyst for bringing the industry together and putting a spotlight on the critical importance of safety.