

National Safety Month: Can Technology Help Us Achieve Zero Fatalities?
June is National Safety Month, and this year we're proud to stand alongside the National Safety Council (NSC) in promoting stronger safety cultures across our industry. For decades, workplace safety has focused on training, procedures, personal protective equipment, and hazard recognition. These tools remain essential and continue to save lives every day. But as technology advances, a new question is emerging: What if we could remove workers from the most dangerous tasks alto


Safety That Sticks: From Job Site Awareness to Electrical Preparedness
Construction Safety Week Recap: Carrying the Message Forward Construction Safety Week may be over, but the conversations and commitment continue. This year’s theme reminded us that safety starts long before work begins, through planning, communication, accountability, and looking out for one another on every job site. Throughout the week, industry leaders, crews, and safety professionals came together to reinforce one important message: Safety isn’t just a week…it’s how we wo


We Knew the Risk… So Why Did It Still Happen?
A fatal trench collapse in Conroe, a $4.6M OSHA enforcement case, and the uncomfortable truth about safety culture in construction. OSHA has been called to Conroe after a trench collapse that killed a worker at a construction site on Saturday. FOX 26's Angie Rodriguez gives a recap of the details available at the scene. It’s tough to read headlines like this, and even tougher knowing they’re still happening. This one hits close to home. A trench collapse in Conroe, Texas, rig






















