There are countless dangerous jobs, but construction is at the top of the list. Accidents in the construction industry account for a disproportionate number of all serious workplace injuries and ...

Construction work is demanding, both physically and mentally. As the day progresses, workers often become fatigued, distracted, or stressed. While accidents can happen at any time, research and ...

Each year, more than 1,000 workers lose their lives to construction accidents, and this figure is only increasing. To resolve this crucial issue, the industry must overcome several key challenges, ...

The recent triple fatality at a Bechtel LNG construction project in Port Arthur, Texas, prompted heartfelt comments from firm President and Chief Operating Officer Craig Albert. “I can’t begin to ...

Serious accidents at construction sites, industrial factories, manufacturing facilities, refineries, and power plants are among the leading causes of catastrophic workplace injuries in the United ...

Industrial accidents at private construction companies have averaged 12 cases per day over the past five years. As the government strengthens regulations to reduce safety accidents at construction ...

Construction in New York City is one of the most dynamic and demanding industries in the country — but it’s also one of the most dangerous. From working at great heights to managing heavy machinery on ...

Industry leaders highlight SIF prevention, standardized systems, and data-driven strategies to improve jobsite safety and project outcomes.

Injuries on construction jobsites have fallen due to new policies and clearer communication, according to the Department of Buildings.

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