Clayco Tackles ‘Burnout’ as Jobsite Safety Risk in New Initiative

With increased education around burnout, the contractor aims to address the “systemic issues that will help improve psychological safety overall,” says Dan Lester, vice president of field culture and inclusion.

Tips for maximizing impact from a jobsite safety stand-down

Major leaders in construction suggest teaming with craft leaders, focusing on acknowledging successes and getting creative to make important safety info stick.

Construction Industry Institute Offers New Jobsite Safety Tools

Use cases for deploying artificial intelligence to augment safety practices on jobsites took center stage at the Construction Industry Institute’s annual conference.

Why Emergency Communication is Overlooked Element of Jobsite Safety

It would be terrific if construction companies could encase their workers in bubble wrap, shielding them from virtually every jobsite hazard that might rear its head. Given the unrealistic nature of that option, PPE—or Personal Protective Equipment—is the next best thing. From hard hats to high-vis vests, personal protective equipment (PPE) is a non-negotiable element […] <p>The post Why Emergency Communication is Overlooked Element of Jobsite Safety first appeared on CCR-Mag.com.</p>

‘Safety belongs to everyone’: What construction leaders value most

Executives from companies such as Jacobs, Clayco and Shawmut detail overlooked areas for improving jobsite safety.