Cranes are powerful tools on construction sites, but setting them up wrong can lead to major accidents, delays, and injuries. A safe crane setup requires careful planning, checking the site, and following a step-by-step approach. This guide walks you
Starting a construction safety program from zero can feel overwhelming. But with the right steps, you can create a simple, effective plan that keeps workers safe, meets legal requirements, and builds a culture of safety from day one.Whether you’re a
Confined spaces are common on construction sites, manholes, tanks, silos, crawl spaces, and vaults, to name a few. But not every confined space is the same. Some of these spaces are more dangerous than others and require a legal process before anyone
When the holiday season comes around, many workplaces slow down. Staff take vacations, supervisors step away, and schedules become lighter. But for some teams, especially in maintenance, utility work, and shutdown projects, holidays can be the busies
Working inside confined spaces is already risky. But when electrical or mechanical systems are involved, the danger increases fast. That’s why Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures are so important, especially for electricians and mechanics who enter or w
Construction sites often have tight, enclosed areas that seem normal at first glance, but some of these spaces can be extremely dangerous. These are called confined spaces, and workers need to know how to spot them before stepping inside.OSHA (Occupa
⚠️ Concrete & Masonry Safety Risks Concrete and masonry work is essential for building strong foundations, walls, and structures. But this type of work also comes with serious risks. Workers in these trades face some of the hig
Winter brings unique dangers to construction sites. Cold weather, snow, and ice can create serious risks for workers. Slippery surfaces, frostbite, and cold stress become more common during winter months. That’s why a competent person plays a key rol
Blocking and cribbing are two basic but critical tasks in many industries, especially construction, emergency rescue, rigging, and heavy equipment work. The purpose is simple: support heavy objects safely while work is being done. But choosing the ri
In high-risk work zones like blasting areas, safety is often thought of in terms of equipment, explosives, and site conditions. But the truth is, human behavior plays a much bigger role than most realize. Accidents don’t just happen because of faulty
