Construction sites are among the most dynamic and hazardous workplaces globally. Heavy machinery, blind spots, moving vehicles, and limited visibility can lead to serious accidents, often within ...

Wearable technology is becoming standard on construction sites, driving a $5B market focused on safety, real-time data, and ...

Researchers at Virginia Tech's Bradley School of Electrical and Computer Engineering have created prototypes of construction safety vests incorporating radio sensors that could alert workers of ...

The Tingley Rubber Corporation introduces the Icon 3.1 insulated, waterproof outerwear system. The Icon 3.1, which is Class 3 compliant for visibility, meets the ANSI/ISEA 107-2004 standard for ...

Construction consistently ranks as one of the most dangerous industries for workers. Over time, the threats that individuals in the industry face have held constant with slips, trips and falls ...

Many accidents can occur at a construction site, so implementing and enforcing safety rules should be one main objective of all construction projects. To achieve this, employers must comply with the ...

Extreme weather occurrences — from hurricanes and floods to heatwaves and wildfires — are becoming more persistent and severe. This evolving climate landscape presents new challenges for construction ...

The construction industry consists of job sites that are huge centers of activity, where skilled workers come together to work on projects to create buildings, bridges, and many other different ...