Every January comes with that familiar feeling. A reset. A deep breath. A quiet (or loud) promise that this year, we’re going to do things a little differently. We set personal resolutions , to move more, eat better, be more present. Some of us focus on spiritual growth. Others chase professional goals. And if you work in construction, energy, logistics, or infrastructure… chances are you’re also thinking about how to work smarter and safer in the year ahead. At the same t

A North Pole Safety Story Just days before Christmas Eve, disaster nearly struck the North Pole. Santa’s sleigh was prepped. The gifts were wrapped. The cookies were… aggressively sampled. Everything was on track—until the lead reindeer went down with a serious injury during final preparations. What went wrong? According to initial reports, the incident involved poor visibility, fatigue, and skipped safety protocols during a late-night rehearsal flight. In other words… a cla

If you’ve been in safety long enough, you know one thing for sure: good safety doesn’t happen by accident. It’s built, deliberately, every day on every job site, in every crew talk, in every training session. But according to a recent industry survey , safety is increasingly one of the top challenges construction employers face , and that tells us something important about where the industry needs to focus next. Safety+Health Magazine Safety Isn’t Just Another Line Item, It’