Job Safety Articles

Anyone involved in digging should be calling 811 or one-call services prior to any work taking place

Technology can help, but it shouldn’t be relied on all the time

Combination of hard work, employee-training protocols and investments in equipment bring growth for California’s J. Moraga Construction.

Louisiana contractor builds company based on strong customer relationships and quality work.

Waterjetting brings danger to operators’ day-to-day routines, but simple precautions can prevent injury.

Operators see eye to eye on the need for safety glasses and face shields.

In this week's news, one person is dead following a trench collapse in Michigan, Vac-One Services continues to add to its company by buying Crossfire, and directional drilling is used to restore water to customers in Alabama

Running drills, using online data storage are just some of the things business owners can do to be ready for disasters

There are some simple ways you can get a safety program going at your contracting firm

Even if your company has no dedicated safety coordinator, it should still be a focus of the employees.

Technology can help, but it shouldn’t be relied on all of the time

Both the direct and indirect costs of a workplace accident can quickly add up

If you have a solid plan in place beforehand, an OSHA job site inspection won’t be quite so tension-filled

How to fix the problem of crews not wearing personal protective equipment or practicing safe habits on the job.