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Hover's Head of Industry and Product Marketing Kevin Sturm explains how its latest innovations help roofing contractors meet their safety and workforce needs.

A Maryland roofer died after falling 30 feet at a Bucks County, Pa., middle school, as OSHA probes whether required fall protections were in place at the job site.

OSHA citations against a Missouri roofer were tossed after a judge ruled crews were independent contractors, not employees — highlighting proof and control standards.

A 43-year-old construction worker died after a roof collapse during unpermitted demolition at a former Brooklyn, N.Y., steakhouse, prompting multiple city and federal investigations.

PALFINGER experts share what safety features construction and distribution workers should consider when purchasing and operating truck-mounted forklifts.

If you’re a prime contractor for a job, you have more to worry about than ensuring it’s done on time. Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese explains prime contractor obligations and how to mitigate safety liability.

Roofing companies around the country reinforced critical safety practices regarding fall prevention during the 12th annual National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction event.

Roofing is one of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S., yet more construction workers die by suicide than from job-site accidents. Industry groups are urging contractors to join them in promoting mental health.

A dangerous heat wave has hit the Southwest, with temperatures over 105°F threatening roofers and outdoor crews. Experts recommend hydration, shift changes and safety plans to prevent heat-related illnesses.