To mark the National Utility Contractors Association’s Trench Safety Stand Down, here’s an overview of proper protocols for working in and around trenches
A tragic outcome was avoided, but there is yet another safety lesson to be learned from the recent incident — especially since the survivor was hesitant to enter the trench
Create an environment where employees take ownership of their own safety
Roadside workers need to have their attention on the hazards of the job
Employees should feel comfortable speaking up to rectify a hazardous work environment — without fear of retaliation
Explaining when and why workers need to wear personal protective equipment encourages compliance
It can be easy to overlook plans for hypothetical scenarios, but when accidents happen, it’s important for everyone to be prepared to handle the situation
These trucking technologies and tips can help ensure the safety of your drivers and the motoring public
From pipe cleaning to asbestos abatement, Michigan’s Taplin Holdings is involved in a variety of service offerings that require the company to be especially vigilant about proper safety
Heated workwear technology is growing as a way to keep workers safe and increase productivity
Don’t let experience make you complacent when it comes to safety during confined-space entry
A zero-tolerance safety policy and a straightforward approach with customers have fueled growth for Utility Services Group
Incident showcases the respect that must always be given to working with high-pressure water
Using headsets from Sonetics is an easier, safer way to communicate with your crews working on the streets
You should assume anything being exposed to wastewater is contaminated. Follow these best practices to stay healthy on the job.
New technology provides clear, dependable communication for confined-space work
Lower the risk of trench cave-in injury and death by understanding proper excavation protocols and techniques
For contractors in cold-weather climates, winter will be here soon. From adjusting CIPP lining practices to winterizing jetters, here are some tips to keep in mind.
Knowing the type of soil and how it behaves is the first step in ensuring you have a safe excavation on your job site
One of the most common risks around heavy equipment is hearing loss, but there are tools out there to keep you and your crews safe.
