Rigging Safety

Rigging Safety Rigging is a critical part of construction work. Rigging is used to lift heavy materials to heights with cranes and other devices. Improper rigging of a load or a rigging failure can expose riggers and other workers nearby to a variety of potential hazards. Annually about 50 riggers are killed when loads have […]
Empowering Workers for Trench Safety Success

Training and Education: Empowering Workers for Trench Safety Success Introduction: When it comes to trench safety, the significance of proper training and education cannot be overstated. While having the right trench safety equipment is crucial, it is equally important to ensure that workers are equipped with the knowledge and skills to navigate potential hazards effectively. […]
Understanding Trench Safety Industry Standards and Regulations

Prioritizing Safety: Understanding Trench Safety Industry Standards and Regulations Safety should be at the forefront of every construction company’s operations, particularly when it comes to trench work. To ensure a safe working environment, it is essential to understand and comply with the industry standards and regulations governing trench safety. In this blog post, we shed […]
Trench Safety 29 CFR 1926.650-652

OSHA Standard for Trench Safety 29 CFR 1926 Subpart P Excavations Sections 650-652 The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has a specific standard dedicated to trenching and excavation safety, known as 1926 Subpart P – Excavations or 29 CFR 1926.650-652. This standard provides regulations and requirements for ensuring the safety of workers involved in […]
Clasificación del Suelo en la Construcción

Clasificación del Suelo en la Construcción: Garantizando la Seguridad de los Trabajadores En los Estados Unidos, más de 800 trabajadores de la construcción pierden la vida cada año mientras realizan sus labores. Uno de los trabajos más peligrosos dentro de este sector es el zanjeo, donde fallecen aproximadamente 40 trabajadores de la construcción anualmente. Los […]
Soil Classification Saves Lives

Soil Classification Saves Lives Construction work is an essential part of building our infrastructure, but it can also be hazardous. In the United States alone, over 800 construction workers lose their lives each year while on the job. Among the most dangerous aspects of construction is trenching, which claims the lives of 40 workers annually. […]
Unsafe IL Contractor Ignored Warnings

Illinois Contractor Ignored Safety Warnings, Putting Workers at Risk of Deadly Trench Hazards Construction sites can be dangerous places if proper safety measures are not followed. Unfortunately, Groundworks Contracting Inc., a Breese contractor in Illinois, neglected to heed the city engineer’s warnings about the potential dangers of trench cave-ins. As a result, federal workplace safety […]
A Life-Saving Rescue in Lufkin

The Importance of Trench Safety: A Life-Saving Rescue in Lufkin Safety should always be a top priority in any work environment, especially when it involves potentially hazardous conditions. Trenches, although necessary for many construction and infrastructure projects, can pose significant risks to workers. A recent incident in Lufkin, Texas serves as a reminder of the […]
Prioritizing Workplace Safety

Prioritizing Workplace Safety: National Safety Month and Trench Safety Month As June rolls around, it’s crucial to recognize and prioritize workplace safety. The Illinois Department of Labor (IDOL) and its Division of Occupational Safety and Health (IL OSHA) join the National Safety Council in acknowledging June as National Safety Month. This month-long campaign aims to […]
The Importance of Trench Safety: A Harrowing Rescue and its Lessons

The Importance of Trench Safety: A Harrowing Rescue and its Lessons Introduction: Construction sites are known for their potential dangers, and ensuring the safety of workers should always be a top priority. A recent incident at a National City construction site serves as a stark reminder of the importance of trench safety. In a gripping […]