In a tragic turn of events, a construction worker in his mid-20s lost his life while working at a job site in Montreal, sparking immediate concern and sympathy from both employers and the government. The worker, a subcontractor, was operating at the corner of Cathcart and Square-Phillips streets
The recent regulatory change by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) to allow employees to choose third-party representatives during inspections has ignited significant debate and controversy in various industrial sectors. Effective from May 31, 2024, this rule aims to enhance
The construction industry stands at the brink of a monumental shift, driven by technological advancements poised to revolutionize the way we build. From cutting-edge machinery to sophisticated software, innovation is paving the way for significant improvements in efficiency, safety, and
An alarming fraud scandal has emerged from New York City's construction industry, painting a bleak picture of compromised safety and trust. Valor Security and Investigations, a company tasked with certifying construction workers, stands at the heart of this troubling scenario. From December 2019 to
Building a safety-first culture in high-risk industries is crucial for minimizing workplace incidents, saving lives, and reducing financial burdens. The staggering statistics related to workplace accidents, especially in sectors like construction, underscore the importance of embedding robust
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
