Un artículo de Preguntas y Respuestas // Semana de la Seguridad 2026 El CEO de ABC San Diego compara la concienciación sobre salud mental con la RCP Shandon Harbour compara la prevención del suicidio con la realización de compresiones torácicas,…
Un articolo da Safety Week 2026 Come 3 costruttori utilizzano l’IA per la sicurezza Skanska, Turner e Balfour Beatty hanno sfruttato l’intelligenza artificiale per la formazione, l’analisi situazionale e la prevenzione di infortuni gravi nei cantieri stradali. Pubblicato il 6…
An article from Safety Week 2026 Tips for maximizing impact from a jobsite safety stand-down Construction leaders suggest teaming with craft personnel, focusing on acknowledging successes and getting creative to make safety info stick. Published May 7, 2026 Zachary Phillips…
An article from AI, new partnerships and safety tips: Takeaways from Construction Safety Week 2026 This year, Turner Construction unveiled a free jobsite app, Gilbane announced a Construction Safety Week partnership with OSHA and major builders addressed safety language. Published…
An article from Opinion Why construction and trucking need to take action on work zone safety As construction season ramps up, it’s time to stop just paying lip service to accident data and instead take action, writes an attorney. Published…
An article from Dive Brief One-third of highway contractors reported 5 or more work zone crashes last year: AGC A survey from AGC and software provider HCSS found distracted driving, speeding and weak enforcement continue to endanger workers and motorists.…
An article from Dive Brief NUCA launches Trench Safety Month campaign The utility construction association is promoting excavation safety through training events, demonstrations and industry outreach throughout June. Published June 15, 2026 By Keith Loria Share Copy link Email LinkedIn…
An article from Opinion Safety isn’t a cost. It’s one of construction’s biggest profit drivers. Too often, safety is regarded as a slowdown. But proper documentation and due diligence can save money and lives, writes the CEO of a construction…
An article from Opinion Periodic inspections alone can no longer keep aging buildings safe On the five-year anniversary of the Surfside collapse, a building safety specialist highlights the importance of structural monitoring systems. Published June 24, 2026 By Greg Batista…
An article from Opinion Hazard prevention isn’t enough. Construction must automate and eliminate danger. To save lives, the industry should reduce workers’ exposure to hazards via technology that can take on the most dangerous tasks, writes the director of Virginia…