As is typically the drill when the latter part of December arrives and the new year approaches, it’s time for some reflection....
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Editorial
Keeping the Eyes and Face Safe on Jobs
As hydroexcavator operator Joe Harp walked up to his co-worker to aid him on a job site, he suddenly felt like he...
Editorial
Crews Should Be Aware of Their Surroundings on the Job Sites
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...
Online Exclusives
Improving Hearing Protection for NW Natural
Construction and public works crews need to know where gas lines are before digging, drilling, pile driving, bulldozing or performing any other...
Online Exclusives
7 Signs Your Crew Needs to Improve Communication
Communication turns a group of workers into an organized crew. Ever since our cave-dwelling ancestors started using hand signals and birdcalls to...
Blogs
5 $20 Billion-Plus Public Works Mega Megaprojects
In the first part of this series, I mentioned five mega megaprojects with budgets in the $10 billion to $20 billion range....
Online Exclusives
How Your Business Can Prepare for the Worst
None of us have been unmoved by the coverage of this year’s disastrous hurricane season, where Harvey, Irma, and Maria wreaked havoc...
Blogs
7 Ways Sonetics Customers Use Wireless Communication
The combination of wireless communication and hearing protection comes in handy just about everywhere outside of a cubicle farm. Come to think...
Blogs
5 Global Public Works Mega Megaprojects
The global infrastructure market totaled $3.1 trillion in 2016 and is expected to hit $4.2 trillion by 2020. Within that market are some public...
Online Exclusives
Lifting the Right Way
Poor lifting mechanics are one of the most common workplace injuries. According to a study by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over...
Online Exclusives
Hard Hat Attachment Brings Added Safety to Road Crews
Sometimes a contractor can’t avoid night work. If the job is along a busy roadway, it’s the only way to prevent major...
Online Exclusives
Keep Your Workers Safe With Better Job Site Tracking
Tracking workers on a job site is easy when the work zone is outside, but what happens when that site is a...
Online Exclusives
A Warning for Being Tired
It can be hard to know when it’s time to stop and rest. Workers are often pushing to get the job done...
Editorial
A Focus on Safety
Establishing a safe working environment requires every employer — big and small — and every employee to make safety a top priority....
Editorial
Changing Technology Brings Added Safety to Workers
The dangers on your job sites are constant, and staying safe requires more than a hard hat, gloves and glasses. As technology...
Online Exclusives
Practice Smart Digging: Aug. 11 Marks Call 811 Day
Do you know where your local utility lines are?The Common Ground Alliance has designated 8/11 on the calendar as a convenient reminder...
Editorial
Avoiding Electrocution
Badger Daylighting crews know the dangers of working near utility lines firsthand, and thankfully they use bonding mats.“We’ve had tires that were...













