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OSHA’s 2025 Safety Rules Redefine Compliance and Recordkeeping in Construction

Heavy Construction Systems Specialists, Inc. (HCSS)

New OSHA standards in 2025 tighten rules around fall protection, heat illness prevention, and mental health programs, making proactive safety planning and thorough documentation critical for contractors.

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Grote Industries Unveils New Safety Systems to Reduce Roadside and Rear-End Collisions

Grote Industries Inc.

Grote Industries has introduced two technologies — H.E.L.P. DeliverSAFE and the 4SEE Rear-Collision Warning System — aimed at reducing fleet crash risks.

Vehicle control panel with 4SEE interface and illumination settings

Speedshield Launches Platform to Improve Jobsite Safety with AI-Driven Insights

Speedshield Technologies

Speedshield’s new Optix platform combines AI detection and cloud analytics to help construction and mining companies reduce on-site accidents and strengthen operator awareness.

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ARTBA Outlines Industry Concerns Over Proposed OSHA Heat Safety Standard

American Road and Transportation Builders Association (ARTBA)

As OSHA advances its long-awaited heat safety standard, ARTBA has provided detailed feedback representing the transportation construction industry.

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Construction Industry Confronts Opioid Crisis and Mental Health Challenges

The industry is taking steps to address opioid addiction, provide Narcan training and expand mental health support on jobsites to combat worker struggles.

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Cold Weather Workwear for Concrete Crews: Preventing Frostbite and Cold Stress on the Job

RefrigiWear LLC

Winter brings serious risks for concrete workers, from frostbite to hypothermia. Learn how to layer PPE, choose gloves and boots, and keep crews safe and productive in cold conditions.

Construction worker in orange hard hat and winter gear standing in snowy outdoor setting

When The Heat Is On: Safety Rollbacks Endanger Road Crews In The Sunbelt

Heat safety has become a buzzword to health and safety professionals, but what happens when state's move to erode protections for workers?

Tired worker in yellow safety vest resting near industrial machinery

Key Takeaways From The 2025 NAPA Mid-Year Conference In Louisville

National Asphalt Pavement Association (NAPA)

It's time to start thinking about joining NAPA and getting involved.

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Work Zones Done Right: Street-Level Safety Tips

Survive and thrive with these expert ideas to transforming dangerous work zones.

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Addressing Head Protection and Rotational Motion in the Workplace

There is a critical need for continued safety education in the construction workforce and management..

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Sonetics Upgrades Flagship APEX V2 Wireless Headset

Sonetics Corporation

Sonetics makes communication the easiest part of your day.

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Addressing the Risk of Trenching and Excavation Site Cave-Ins

Sentry Insurance

You can reduce the risk of cave-ins by implementing robust protective measures, conducting a thorough soil analysis, proper training, and maintaining vigilant inspection routines.

Protective systems are a key element in making sure your trenching and excavation site is safe. They’re required for trenches that exceed five feet in depth or aren’t cut entirely into stable rock.

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