All safety Articles

A danger sign on a fence outside a demolition project that says, "Danger, Demolition Work in Progress."
Site Safety
Even More Risks to Construction Workers During Demolition

All personnel on a demolition project need to be fully aware of the potential for unknown hazards and the safety precautions available to control these hazards.

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Daylight Saving Time Means Spring Forward
Home & Holiday
How Daylight Saving Time Can Affect Workplace Safety

Daylight saving time can cause quite a disruption in our schedules and affect our mental and physical health for a few days until our bodies adjust.

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Example of a supported scaffold.
Scaffolds & Lifts
Supported Scaffold Safety Hazards on Construction Sites

All supported scaffolds have several common safety concerns that must be addressed during their construction and use.

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Periodic table tile for arsenic showing the atomic number 33, symbol As, name Arsenic, and atomic weight 74.92.
HazMat
Arsenic Awareness: Hazards and Safe Work Practices

Arsenic hazards are not always obvious. It's important to know about the materials you are working with, exposure risks, and how to use proper controls.

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Messy construction site with scattered debris, cords, tools, and materials creating multiple trip hazards along a dirt walkway.
Site Safety
How Construction Site Housekeeping Improves Jobsite Safety

Reduce hazards, prevent injuries, and keep your construction site organized with effective housekeeping practices that support safety and productivity.

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A black hydraulic floor jack next to two jack stands with yellow tops, in front of a “Safety First” sign on a white background.
Tools
Lifting Loads Safely: Using Jacks and Jack Stands

Lifting heavy loads may look simple, but using jacks and jack stands the right way is essential to prevent accidents and keep every job safe and steady.

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Illustration of a family with an emergency kit, including a red backpack, flashlight, water, first aid kit, and map, with the title “Emergency Preparedness.”
Home & Holiday
Emergency Preparedness: Steps Every Household Should Take

Emergencies can happen anytime. Learn how to make a plan, build a kit, and keep your family safe with these emergency preparedness steps.

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White-tailed deer with antlers standing on a grassy path in a woodland area
Site Safety
Wildlife Safety at Work: What Outdoor Workers Should Know

Stay safe on the jobsite with these essential tips for preventing wildlife encounters with deer, bears, coyotes, bobcats, and birds.

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A construction worker in safety gear holding yellow caution tape inside a building under construction.
Site Safety
Hazard Recognition: Spotting Risks Before They Cause Harm

Many accidents happen because risks go unnoticed. Stay aware of changing conditions, unsafe actions, and hidden dangers to keep your workplace safe.

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