All Safety & training Articles
Company describes wins as further evidence of its innovation
Closing date is 30 June; shortlists will be announced in August
AI explores the latest safety devices for MEWP operators available on the market
More than half (55%) of companies working on highway construction upgrades experienced cars crashing into their work zone, according to new data.
Industry expert Tim Turney urges companies to adhere to regulations
The US National Demolition Association’s resources partner Affinity Group’s advice to employers
Company becomes first waste management specialist to retain ISO 39001 certification for fifth year
Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD) are the single largest cause of work-related illness in the sector. Are exoskeletons the answer?
It’ss never been more important to lean into safety awareness and execution.
Valuing the individual over their job role is the priority, says O’Donovan Waste Disposal
Jasen Doyle has previously served ITI in the role of instructor, instructor lead, ILT training manager and mobile crane subject matter expert and discipline chair.
Mental health disorders present an invisible danger to construction levels and ought to be considered as a risk factor alongside higher-profile risk factors like slips trips and falls.
Initiative aims to increase education, safety measures among industry professionals
Rental group is recognised by industry safety body
Why construction workers are more at risk of skin cancer and what employers can do to help.
European Construction federation fears cost increases for companies and clients
Anyone can enter the “Beat the Heat” contest, deadline for submissions is June 9
A total of 39 people died doing trench or excavation work in the US in 2022 – more than double the number of fatalities in that type of work than in 2021.
SPOA president says lack of action is a “ticking timebomb”
Construction companies in Great Britain have been urged secure their sites to stop children gaining access, after a child’s death.