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10 Heavy Equipment Operator Safety Tips | Safety Pro Resources

Heavy equipment is a vital part of the construction industry. Large amounts of earth or other materials must be moved or used to create landscapes for building or paving—an..

Construction Technology That Makes Job-Sites Safer | Safety Pro

While it should be a top priority in any working environment, safety is crucial in dangerous fields like construction.

Is Construction Safety Training Worth the Cost? | Safety Pro

Without proper training and execution, construction safety programs can fall short. In fact, OSHA reported in 2018 that the United States saw 4,779 fatalities in the construction..

What Are the Main Causes of a Construction Accidents? SafetyPro

When something goes wrong on your job site, the consequences can be devastating. As costly and time-consuming as the aftermath of an accident can be, they are often caused by very..

When Does OSHA Require a Safety Harness?

Falls cause many work-related injuries and even deaths. In response, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has established rules to better protect workers..

OSHA Regulations for Heat-Related Illness | Safety Pro Resources

Millions of American employees are exposed to heat in the construction industry, and over 3,500 of them get sick from heat-related illnesses every year.

How to Incorporate Heat Acclimatization Safety on the Job Site

While it’s no secret that construction is physically demanding work, many sites fail to promote heat safety at great cost to overall productivity and health. Your team likely..

Residential vs. Commercial Construction Safety Standards

Whether you have a wealth of experience as a residential contractor or are more focused on commercial construction, you’re likely familiar with construction safety standards...

How to Create a Fall Rescue Plan

Falls are the number one cause of injuries and fatalities in the construction industry. This means that, as a construction employer, you should pay significant attention to..

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