The highest rate of injury is seen with workers between the ages of 18-24, who are experiencing emergency-room injuries at a rate of 2.3 injuries per 100 full-time equivalents — a factor that may be driving the youngest working generation away from these positions.
The largest percentage of job roles held by women in the construction industry are those in management roles, overtaking sales occupations. To celebrate this and Women in Construction Week™ from March 3-8, 2024, let’s explore the latest developments in the industry for women.
In this podcast episode, learn about the importance of planning for extreme weather and the steps employers can take to train their workers before the summer heat comes out in full force.
With safety directors striving to maximize their budgets, it's essential to understand the economic impact of safety measures, an area where recent research initiatives offer valuable insights.
It may seem like there’s not much to worry about when working seemingly in the middle of nowhere, but there are potential hazards you may not have anticipated. Whether you’re a foreman or part of a team, it’s essential that you plan ahead so you can stay safe until the project’s completion.
The EHS function continues to play a key role in understanding and mitigating risk across organizational portfolios. With the rise of ESG priorities and movement towards dynamic risk management, firms need to look inwards at their processes, people and technology to meet these challenges.
Those working in industrial jobs face unique physical and mental health challenges that employers should be aware of. Most companies care about the well-being of their workers.
Workers can suffer permanent vision loss after injuring or irritating their eyes. Learn how to select the right protective eyewear for every type of job.
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