April is OSHA’s Struck-by Hazards Awareness Month
In 2020, struck-by hazards were the 2nd leading cause of worker deaths on construction sites. This month, we’ll be sharing resources to help construction crews provide ongoing training and reminders
In 2020, struck-by hazards were the 2nd leading cause of worker deaths on construction sites. This month, we’ll be sharing resources to help construction crews provide ongoing training and reminders
This year, GBCA, OSHA, the Mid-Atlantic Construction Safety Council, the Philadelphia Building Trades Council, and the Eastern Atlantic States Regional Council of Carpenters are working together to promote awareness
CPWR is hosting a webinar on drones in construction. While there has been much discussion about how drones can be used, this webinar highlights research results that demonstrate the safety
CPWR, OSHA, and AGC of America are co-hosting a webinar on electrical hazards. This webinar features Nicholas DeJesse of OSHA’s Philadelphia Regional Office. Protecting Workers Against Electrical Hazards Date: Tuesday,
On Friday, March 11, the Mid-Atlantic Construction Safety Council honored five individuals for their efforts to keep the Philadelphia region’s construction industry safe throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Thank you to
On Wednesday, March 2, 2022, the City of Philadelphia announced that the City has moved to the COVID-19 Response to All Clear. In addition to dropping the vaccine mandate for
A safe construction workplace is where workers collaborate and look out for each other. The following toolbox talks are designed to introduce issues related to diversity, equity, and inclusion that
Please check your equipment for these recently recalled products: DeWalt 18-inch Corded Chain Saws This recall involves the DeWALT DWCS600, Type 1 18-inch 15-amp corded chain saws. The chain
Download the Recommended Response Protocols Flow Chart for COVID-19 Exposures that can be shared with workers, as well as posted on jobsites. This flow chart has been updated to reflect
Crosby has determined that some 1″ G-209/S-209 Shackles with product codes 1018534 and 1018543 may have a condition that reduces the load capacity. The impacted shackles were shipped from Crosby