In 2022, the construction industry witnessed a staggering number of suicide deaths, with 6,000 cases reported compared to 1,000 construction-related injuries, highlighting a severe mental health crisis within this sector. According to the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration, the
The construction industry has made monumental strides in safety over the past five decades, transforming from a profession fraught with peril to one that prioritizes worker wellbeing. What was once a landscape devoid of hard hats and safety protocols has become an arena focused on minimizing worker
The construction landscape in New York City is undergoing a significant transformation that will impact contractors and stakeholders across the board. Set to take effect in December 2024, these changes aim to enhance safety, improve oversight, and ensure better compliance with regulatory standards.
Construction, an industry built on progress and innovation, has occasionally been marred by spectacular failures. These significant construction blunders highlight the importance of adhering to safety protocols and engineering standards. By analyzing some of the most notorious mistakes in
The Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO) continues to pioneer new safety initiatives, particularly focusing on the often-overlooked aspect of mental well-being within the construction industry. Construction Safety Week Observed from May 6-10, 2024, Construction Safety Week marked an
The construction industry is currently facing a significant transformation, grappling with an acute labor shortage exacerbated by high retirement rates and stagnant participation among younger workers. As Baby Boomers retire in large numbers, the urgency to attract younger talent becomes
