Safety Articles

Geoffrey Grant, a supervisor with All States Construction in Killingly, Connecticut, says his team has a variety of ways to stay safe...

It is one thing to talk about the ongoing shortage of utilities technicians in the construction industry. It is another to do...

When you see a crew out on the job site working, what do you tend to look for and think of first?...

As winter recedes and spring takes hold, utility work enters a season of opportunity — and challenges. The arrival of warmer temperatures...

United Rentals to acquire H&E Rentals, launches safety program United Rentals and H&E Equipment Services (d/b/a H&E Rentals) announced their entry into a...

As the frost begins to melt and daylight stretches just a bit longer, it’s a season of renewal not only for nature,...

Mark Construction isn’t just drilling holes — it’s leading the way as the biggest name in horizontal directional drilling on Colorado’s Western...

Safety hazards, utility strikes, equipment damage and job site delays: The risks posed by today’s increasingly complex and congested job sites require...

It’s hard to believe that this is already the final issue of Dig Different for 2024 and we’re just around the corner...

There are some key indicators in determining a workplace’s safety standing, and there are also some important warning signs that your workplace...

In the modern construction world, projects are growing increasingly complex. This rise in complexity has sparked a demand for advancements that can...

In the world of underground utility work, one constant remains: the challenge of accurately locating utilities before digging begins. This process, crucial...

Nearly all job site injuries and fatalities are preventable. According to John Brengosz, loss control consultant for R&R Insurance in Waukesha, Wisconsin, a...

Nearly all job site injuries and fatalities are preventable. According to John Brengosz, loss control consultant for R&R Insurance in Waukesha, Wisconsin, a...