Stand-Down to Save Lives: 2019 National Safety Stand-Down, May 6-10
After adding more than 50,000 jobs in January alone, the construction industry shows no signs of slowing down. As more people join the workforce, our commitment to worker safety is
After adding more than 50,000 jobs in January alone, the construction industry shows no signs of slowing down. As more people join the workforce, our commitment to worker safety is
In support of OSHA's National Safety Stand-Down Week, The Safety Group and NextWave Safety are focusing on awareness of and protection from falls—the leading cause of death in the construction
In April, GBCA will continue providing resources on Struck-By Hazards in support of OSHA’s Focus Four Campaign. Click below to download Toolbox Talks on avoiding struck-by hazards in the job
In April, GBCA will continue providing resources on Struck-By Hazards in support of OSHA’s Focus Four Campaign. Click below to download an OSHA Toolbox Talk on avoiding struck-by hazards in the
In April, GBCA will continue providing resources on Struck-By Hazards in support of OSHA’s Focus Four Campaign. Click below to download Toolbox Talks on avoiding struck-by hazards in the job
In April, GBCA will provide resources on Struck-By Hazards as part of OSHA's Focus Four Campaign. Click below to download aToolbox Talk on avoiding struck-by hazards in the job site: Work Zone Driving
In April, GBCA will continue providing resources on Struck-By Hazards. Click below to download the first set of OSHA’s Toolbox Talks on avoiding struck-by hazards in the job site: Being
For the month of March, GBCA is providing toolbox talks in support of the American Ladder Institute’s National Ladder Safety Month. Each year, over 100 people in the US die
OSHA is continuing its efforts to enforce its new silica rule. The construction rule became enforceable in October 2017, and the general industry rule in July 2018. The rule mandates
OSHA’s Philadelphia Area Office continues to place special emphasis on construction inspections throughout its tri-county jurisdiction: Philadelphia, Delaware, and Chester Counties. Right now, Trenching Hazards are the focus of OSHA’s