Construction Safety Week begins

This year’s theme, “All in Together”, signifies a renewed industry-wide push to reduce serious injuries and fatalities. The post Construction Safety Week begins appeared first on Construction Specifier.

$1.1B available for railroad grade-crossing safety

The Crossing Safety Program aims to address the over 2,000 collisions and nearly 300 fatalities yearly since 2021.

Bechtel lists factors in jobsite deaths, details fixes

In a publicly released letter, the contractor addressed an April incident on the Port Arthur LNG project that led to three fatalities.

Boiler Safety Tips for Homes and Commercial Buildings

Boilers are the heart of heating systems in millions of buildings across the country. They provide reliable warmth and hot water, but they also present serious safety risks when not properly maintained or operated. Every year, boiler accidents cause property damage, injuries, and fatalities that could have been prevented with proper safety practices. Whether you […] <p>The post Boiler Safety Tips for Homes and Commercial Buildings first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

Deaths down, but construction remains the most fatal sector

Thirty-five construction workers were killed in work-related incidents between April 2024 and March 2025, the latest Health and Safety Executive annual fatalities statistics show. The post Deaths down, but construction remains the most fatal sector appeared first on Construction Management.

FT - Qatar's World Cup legacy, 14112022

The FT looks at what the football World Cup means for the country & what will happen to the stadium infrastructure and the future of the Fifa tournament For Qatar this was not only becoming the first Middle East nation to host the World Cup: This was also about a plan of national development, of accelerating the infrastructural requirements for the country in order to host this tournament but so that they could then use this infrastructure going forward to plan for a time when the oil runs out