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The Right Training + Mindset + Relationships = Safety 0
- Improving Productivity, Safety
- June 22, 2021
By Jack Rubinger, freelance writer For Frank Quarato, a safety trainer, safety touches on the heart, mind, body and soul. He’s been teaching and preaching safety for many years, but when he was new to the training industry, he had a lot to learn about working with people, particularly forklift operators. In one situation, an
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Did You Know These are the Cornerstones to a Successful Safety Management System?0
- Improving Productivity, Risk Management, Safety, Uncategorized
- June 22, 2021
By Roger M. Paveza, CRIS; Vista Safety Consulting A “successful” safety management system can mean several things; however, the first thing I always look to ask is if your program is truly effective or have you just been lucky? By consistently following the below cornerstones of safety, it can lead you down the path for
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Contractor Community – June 2021 0
- Contractor Community
- June 22, 2021
Past ASA President Shares His View In a special section of the May issue of ENR focusing on navigating current challenges and new opportunities in the construction industry, Courtney Little speaks for all of our members: Special Thanks to ASA President, Brian Cooper As ASA President Brian Cooper finishes his term, ASA would like to
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6 Reasons Why Investing in Health and Safety is Worth It 0
- Best Practices, Safety
- June 22, 2021
By Patrick Hogan, handle.com Every construction company should make the health and safety of their employees a top priority. This is something that every construction professional has heard throughout their careers, but this is not an empty platitude. Everyone talks about prioritizing health and safety in construction for good reasons. Failing to value health and
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5 Construction Safety Tips to Follow 0
- Outlook & Trends, Safety
- June 22, 2021
By Deanna Quintana and Rachel Burris, NCCER In April 2021, there were over 7 million people employed in construction and construction-related fields. With this vast number of craft professionals working to build America, the most important thing the industry can do is ensure their safety. Since the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was founded
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Change Management for PPE: A Blueprint for Converting from Hard Hats to Climbing-Style Helmets 0
- Best Practices, Risk Management, Safety
- June 22, 2021
By Jessica Price, Kent Companies, Inc. Would you believe the iconic construction hard hat is over 100 years old? The E.D. Bullard Company manufactured the first “hard boiled” hat from canvas, glue and black paint in 1919. It was shellacked for strength and had an inner suspension system to distribute the force of potential impacts.
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