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Highway construction workers urged to get certified in safety
Three major transportation construction contractors are challenging their peers to reach a goal that could save lives: have at least 25 of their employees each year earn a Safety Certification for Transportation Project Professionals™ (SCTPP) credential
Nearly 50,000 people are killed or injured annually while working on transportation infrastructure construction projects in the U.S.
Safety Tips for Construction Worker
There are some safety measures & proper working schedule of construction which will helps you definitely to fewer the work casualty cases under const
How to Become a Construction Worker
Construction workers are typically trained on the job to perform many functions, from erecting highways to digging tunnels to tearing down buildings. Although there are no formal qualification requirements, employers tend to prefer candidates who are at least 18 years old and possess a minimum of a high school diploma ...
Homebuilders are desperate for construction workers
Builders can't buy enough workers to get the job done.
Where are the Construction Workers?
The reported lack of construction workers is one of the more interesting developments in recent years. At first blush this seems implausible. The U.S. is still more than a million construction job…
Which Construction Workers Are Most In Demand?
A look at which construction workers are most in demand, according to a recent AGC survey, and how it's impacting the construction industry.
Construction Workers Yell Things At Women... But Not What You'd Expect! |
An Australian commercial for Snickers is turning the idea of construction workers catcalling at women upside down.
Do Construction Workers Have the Most Dangerous Jobs?
While some of these risks are inherent in construction work, many of them can be minimized by strictly following safety regulations.
The 25 worst-paying cities for construction workers
Construction workers in the worst-paying location make almost half as much as the average.
An economic riddle: Where are all the construction workers?
Despite good wages and plenty of available jobs, the number of younger people going into construction work is lagging badly. Can more millennials be enticed to take up carpentry?
7 Ways to Address Construction Workers’ Mental Wellness
It’s no secret that construction is one of the most dangerous occupations around. But what many people don’t realize is that construction workers are also at extremely high risk for mental health issues. Find out how employers can help.
How serious is suspension trauma for construction workers?
Wearing a fall-arrest system when working high-elevation construction jobs can prevent some devastating effects of a fall. However, workers who experience this type of incident could develop a serious
How Construction Workers Are at Risk from Asbestos Exposure
Construction workers face many hazards in the workplace. Find some points how construction workers are at risk from asbestos exposure.
Construction workers are uniquely at risk for heroin overdoses, study finds
Officials in the building trades have long believed that their members, who take physically demanding jobs and risk serious injuries that often require pain medication, are uniquely predisposed to addiction and overdose. A new study backs them up.
'OSHA can't be everywhere': So what can be done to protect construction workers?
Workers have the right to a safe workplace but are often reluctant to speak up in fear of retaliation.
Six Tips for Attracting Millennial Workers to the Construction Industry
Jobs in construction are growing, as is the number of new entrants to the workforce. Companies can narrow the gap by adapting new approaches for attracting millennials. By focusing on the millennia…
How Drones Are Already Affecting Construction Sites
Drones can much more for construction sites once their full potential has been explored.
My name isn't 'sweetheart': Why does harassment persist at construction events?
This is both a moral and business issue. And something has to change.
How the Construction Industry Can Appeal to Younger Generations
The construction industry has a labor shortage and a perception problem- but that does not mean that it cannot be attractive to young people joining the workforce.
