Safety

Construction sites can be dangerous places to work and safety must be taken seriously. To ensure workers’ safety, employers must follow OSHA safety guidelines and implement proper procedures on construction sites. This includes providing training for construction workers, as well as conducting regular inspections to identify potential hazards. In this guide, we’ll highlight specific OSHA …

Safety First: Top 5 OSHA Safety Practices for Construction Sites Read More »

Think Safety… Work Safely  Preventing injury should be a number one priority at any work site. Construction safety isn’t something you can simply adjust- safety is something that is cultivated over time and must be part of the fabric of your company…it must be part of the corporate culture and throughout your carpentry career, electrical …

5 Construction Safety Tips by an ROI Operations Manager Read More »

In 2011 roughly three million workplace injuries and illness were reported by private sector employers. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics and Liberty Mutual’s 2012 Workplace Safety Index, slip’s, trips, or falls on the same level are the second leading cause for disabling workplace injury in the United States.  In these cases, risk can …

Slips, Trips, & Falls Read More »