jobsite safety

Crisis Management.  We plan to help create ways to respond very quickly to any type of situation because crises do not pause to allow us to think through the problem.

In these uncertain times, please join us via Zoom, as Chris Hall guides you through the basics of crisis management and offers a forum to discuss action plans with your peers.

Since we have all heard so many varying media reports regarding the Coronavirus (or COVID-19), we wanted to take a moment to outline FACTS you should know, and how it relates to workplace safety.

Construction is a stressful occupation.  The work is tough and often entails intense physical labor performed in dangerous conditions.  

Join CCS as they host their 1^st roundtable of 2020 and address how we can improve and enhance the well-being of our workforce!  

Subcontractors are observed to be setting steel posts from a height of over 30 ft. 

Tandem crane lifts require a high level of planning and precision to ensure the work is completely as safe as possible.

Rebar stakes are a common item that can be found on almost any worksite now days.  A great tool, but a great hazard as well.

Whether projects happen in General Industry facilities, or on Construction sites, changes do happen at the last minute that can impact employee safety, project scope, timing and ultimately, SUCCESS.  Join Kevin Donohue as he presents a potential solution for those occurrences that allows for rapid reassessment and preventative actions to protect employees.  

Safety Resources will be holding an Open Enrollment Qualified Rigging & Signalpersons Course for riggers on December 3^rd, 2019.