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Leading Safely: Zero Doesn’t Equal Safe

In the last century, the construction industry has made considerable progress in establishing safer worksites while sending more employees home safely to their families. However, according to Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) data, the fatal injury rate has largely plateaued since 2008 and non-fatal injury rates have plateaued since 2015. Even more concerning, there’s been …

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Construction Safety Week 2022: Together, We Can Make a Difference

I’ve been in the construction industry for my entire life. I am proud of our industry and the great work we do in our communities. But we have to always remember the risks our workers face on job sites every day. That’s why, once again this year, the industry will celebrate Safety Week May 2-6 …

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Vaccination Nation

On September 9, 2021, the federal government announced a six-pronged set of measures to lead our country on the “Path out of the Pandemic.”

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