[VIDEO] 'Fall guy Steve' demonstrates 3M, DBI-SALA Self Rescue at World of Concrete 2017

Detachable self-rescue device is a smarter, faster way to rescue. It connects to a worker’s current safety harness, providing a fast, effective method of escape from suspension, while minimizing risk for the wearer, coworkers and rescue personnel

Jan 18, 2017

Detachable self-rescue device is a smarter, faster way to rescue. It connects to a worker’s current safety harness, providing a fast, effective method of escape from suspension, while minimizing risk for the wearer, coworkers and rescue personnel

Orange wheel loader dumping gravel with worker and digital safety overlay on turquoise sky background

AI at the Leading Edge: Closing Front-Load Blind Spots

October 7, 2026

Orange safety hard hat with reflective stripes and protective goggles on a tire at a construction site

ISEA Updates Head Protection Requirements

October 2, 2026

Construction worker wearing yellow KASK safety helmet and neon green reflective vest at industrial building site

KASK Expands Helmet Line

August 17, 2026

Two construction workers in safety vests and hard hats reviewing plans at a job site

Reducing Struck-By Risk: The Case for Automated Fleets

August 14, 2026

AI at the Leading Edge: Closing Front-Load Blind Spots

Brigade Electronics Inc.

How intelligent cameras and automatic view switching can give equipment operators a clearer picture — and earlier warning — around wheel loaders, forklifts and reach stackers.

Orange wheel loader dumping gravel with worker and digital safety overlay on turquoise sky background

ISEA Updates Head Protection Requirements

International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA)

The revised standard maintains existing Type and Class classifications while adding optional criteria for retention, chin straps and multidirectional impact protection.

Orange safety hard hat with reflective stripes and protective goggles on a tire at a construction site

KASK Expands Helmet Line

The ZENITH X2 is designed for utility workers exposed to arc flash hazards and features fire-resistant materials, Type II protection and ASTM testing.

Construction worker wearing yellow KASK safety helmet and neon green reflective vest at industrial building site

Reducing Struck-By Risk: The Case for Automated Fleets

Autonomous Solutions, Inc. (ASI)

Automated fleet technology can help contractors reduce struck-by exposure, improve workforce efficiency and manage heavy equipment more safely.

Two construction workers in safety vests and hard hats reviewing plans at a job site

Kristi Ronyak And The Mission Behind Construction Angels

Construction Angels

The charity supports families who have been impacted by the loss of a loved one from work zone accidents.

Three professionals pose with Construction Angels branded equipment at an indoor trade show or exhibition

Work Zone Safety Hinges on Visibility, Driver Recognition and Timing

Work zone risks remain high as short-term setups and driver behavior create hazards. Visibility, recognition and timing play a critical role in preventing incidents.

Orange diamond-shaped construction warning sign reading 'UTILITY WORK AHEAD' on a street with traffic cones and equipment

Outdated Jobsite Technology is Driving Hidden Costs Across Construction

Legacy surveillance and connectivity systems are creating security risks, downtime and inefficiencies as construction shifts toward cloud-based, real-time jobsite technology.

Security camera mounted on pole overlooking construction site with yellow excavator and steel framework

8 Best Practices for Safer, Cleaner Pavement Projects

Elgin Sweeper Company, subsidiary of Federal Signal Corporation

Construction sites generate dust, debris, and loose materials that can quickly create safety hazards and environmental concerns.

White Elgin concrete mixer truck at aggregate facility with conveyor belts and stockpiles

Milling In The Dark: Lights, Cameras, Action?

Portable Lighting Solutions

Between work zone safety, speed cameras, and what the industry still needs from lawmakers -- night highway milling is some of the most dangerous work in construction.

Wirtgen asphalt paver machine operating at night with workers in safety gear and illuminated work lights

Inadequate, Ill-Fitting PPE is Putting Women at Risk on the Jobsite

Millions of women in construction and other industries still lack properly fitting personal protective equipment (PPE), creating safety hazards, psychological stress and reduced jobsite efficiency.

Two construction workers in safety vests holding white and yellow hard hats against a sunset backdrop

Avetta’s Cultural Maturity Index Maps to ANSI and ISO Standards

Developed in partnership with the American Society of Safety Professionals, the CMI provides hiring clients actionable insights into the cultural drivers of their supply chains’ safety performance.

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Construction Workplace Injury Risks and Strategies for Safer Jobsites

Overview of common construction injury hazards, rigging safety and layered jobsite strategies that reduce risk and improve worker protection.

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