EditorialCrews Should Be Aware of Their Surroundings on the Job Sites

Crews Should Be Aware of Their Surroundings on the Job Sites

Roadside workers need to have their attention on the hazards of the job at all times.

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Crews Should Be Aware of Their Surroundings on the Job Sites
A crew from Ted Berry Company keeps an eye on traffic as they perform a hydroexcavation job. It’s important that crews think about safety at all times when working along a roadway.

You don’t have to be in a car to get killed in a car accident.

Struck-by, struck-against and back-over incidents are far too common:

Woods Hole Golf Club, Falmouth, Massachusetts, April 21, 2016: Construction worker injured in back-over accident. Interstate 440-East,...
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