Falls are the leading cause of death in construction. In 2024, 389 of the 1,034 deaths in the private construction industry were falls, slips, or trips, more than one-third of...
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When Is Fall Protection Required? OSHA Trigger Heights Explained
It depends on the work. OSHA requires fall protection at 4 feet in general industry,...
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OSHA Fall Protection Requirements: What Construction Employers Must Do
OSHA requires construction employers to protect workers from falls of 6 feet or more to...
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What PPE Is Required On A Construction Site?
OSHA requires construction employers to provide and require PPE wherever a hazard on the job...
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Increasing PPE Compliance
To increase PPE compliance, make the right gear comfortable, available, and expected. Select PPE that...
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Building A Strong Safety Culture
A strong safety culture is one where people do the safe thing because that is...
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OSHA's Fatal Four
OSHA's Fatal Four are the four hazard categories responsible for the most construction worker deaths...
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Preventing Traumatic Brain Injuries
Workplace traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are most commonly caused by falls and struck-by incidents. The...
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Leading Causes Of Workplace Injuries
The leading causes of fatal workplace injuries in the U.S. are transportation incidents (38.2 percent...
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