Construction Safety Week 2026 introduces a five-year vision and new technical bulletins aimed at reducing serious injuries ...

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Workplace safety has always been about preventing harm before it happens. Verification is the logical extension of that ...

Women in construction and facility safety are reshaping workplace health by driving Total Worker Health™ forward through inclusive PPE, ergonomic solutions, psychosocial protections, and leadership ...

Keeping workers safe on the construction jobsite is always priority number one. But inclement weather, hazardous conditions, heavy equipment and more can sometimes make jobsite safety easier said than ...

New York City will now require construction workers to undergo safety trainings on mental health and alcohol substance abuse, ...

In 2023, construction fatalities hit the highest number since 2011. This statistic demonstrates the need for a new approach to protecting workers. The industry has the opportunity to make 2025 a ...

This week, conversations about mental health will take place across New York City’s construction industry, bringing needed attention to an often-overlooked crisis. The industry, both the members of ...

A century ago, it was common to expect one worker fatality for every million dollars spent on a construction project. Thanks to industry-wide safety reforms, occupational fatalities are now 90% lower ...

High levels of loneliness among construction workers in Western Australia are the most pertinent factor driving suicidal ...

NYCOSH portrays construction safety in New York City and New York State differently than the New York City Dept. of Buildings and the Empire State Chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors.