Articles Tagged with ''jobsite safety''

The new Hot Air and Induction Welding Safety Training teaches methods for identifying and controlling the hazards involved with installing roofing systems using electricity powered equipment.

In anticipation of ANSI-approved Z359.14 for self-retracting lifelines, Werner is updating its Bantam and Max Patrol Self-Retracting Lifeline families.

Cyber-security experts Brian Thorton, CEO of ProWriters; Bill Collins, director of national accounts at ServCo LLC, and Leslie Hicks, president of Cardinal Technology Solutions Inc. on solutions for common cyber-security issues facing contractors.

What does a roofing company need to survive and thrive after 75 years? Evans Roofing Company believes it’s total quality management and safety.

A new rule from the Department of Labor will require employers with 100 or more employees to vaccinate their workforce against COVID-19 or submit regular tests.

Highly versatile, light on weight, and loaded with performance features, the Kansas City seamlessly transitions between indoor and outdoor work.

A young roofing contractor tragically died after being struck by lightning while working on a job on Sept. 7.

A federal administrative law judge has upheld more than $145,000 in citations and penalties against a Denver roofing contractor for repeatedly exposing workers to workplace falls.

New federal policies state federal contractors working on-site must wear masks and be tested regularly for COVID unless they can show they are vaccinated.

A study shows that men working in construction have one of the highest suicide rates compared to other industries. Their rate of suicide is about four times higher than the general population.