Construction workers face hazards with each shift they work. One of these hazards is falling objects, which is a common risk that happens during multi-story construction projects. Even when objects fall from heights that aren’t too far above can be rather dangerous....
Construction sites are inherently dangerous places, with various risks and hazards lurking around every corner. Among these, the use of power tools is a significant source of potential injury and accidents. Understanding these risks is crucial for both workers and...
While the construction industry provides steady employment for many people across Idaho, the sector is notoriously dangerous. Falls from heights, vehicle accidents and electrocution incidents are just some of the more notable risks. However, there is also a risk of...
Every occupation has its share of risks and hazards, and construction work is no exception. This explains why construction workers undergo thorough training so they can perform their jobs safely and prevent work-related injuries. However, even after thorough...
Many construction workers would suffer from exhaustion and overexertion if it wasn’t for forklifts. When in the right hands, experienced and trained forklift operators can quickly and easily speed up the construction process. While forklifts serve as a great tool for...
Personal protective equipment (PPE) is arguably a construction worker’s best friend. PPE is the first – and, sometimes, last – line of defense when it comes to working in construction efficiently, effectively and safely. As a result, when PPE is inadequate, improper...
Any occupation can be risky, including white-collar ones. However, blue-collar jobs, particularly in the construction industry, can be regarded as more dangerous due to the activities that happen in sites and elements used. While many project owners and managers are...