Turner Construction Hosts Heat Safety Stand Down to Protect Workers
On August 5, Turner Construction Company reinforced its commitment to employee safety by hosting a Heat Safety Stand Down. The event kicked off with a group stretch to promote
On August 5, Turner Construction Company reinforced its commitment to employee safety by hosting a Heat Safety Stand Down. The event kicked off with a group stretch to promote
On July 17, 2025, members of Philadelphia’s union commercial construction industry came together at The Felt Factory to celebrate a shared commitment to jobsite safety at GBCA’s 2025 Safety
A big congratulations to the winners of GBCA’s 7th Annual Project Safety Awards! This premier event honors zero-incident projects and celebrates GBCA members’ exceptional safety records. We’re proud to
CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training and North America’s Building Trades Unions (NABTU) are hosting an important industry conversation focused on preventing heat-related illnesses on construction
On July 9, Geppert Bros., Inc. hosted a special luncheon at Popi’s Restaurant in South Philadelphia, bringing employees together for an open conversation about grief, mental health, and emotional
As the construction workforce continues to age, CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training – emphasizes that older workers are not just staying longer on jobsites, they’re
On July 1, Ernest D. Menold, Inc. held a Heat Safety Stand Down at its Lester, PA shop, reinforcing the importance of jobsite wellness during extreme temperatures. GBCA Safety
On June 18, GBCA hosted Hoagies with OSHA: Trench Safety Awareness at the Eastern Atlantic States Carpenters Technical Center, featuring a powerful presentation by trench collapse survivor Eric Giguere.
On Monday, June 16, TN Ward Company held two Heat Safety Stand Downs to promote jobsite wellness and raise awareness about heat-related risks. The first session took place at
As temperatures rise, so do the risks for workers—especially those in the construction trades. To help employers and workers stay safe, OSHA has released two new resources addressing heat