Blogs Recruiting Millennials with Wireless Headsets A new approach is needed to entice millennials to fill construction job vacancies. Sonetics wireless headsets can help. April 25, 2018
Online Exclusives Time To Put An End To Two-Way Radio Rentals Are radio rentals costing you thousands of dollars on every job? Dig into the standard reasons for renting, the costs and the alternatives. April 23, 2018
Blogs Worker Safety: Resources to Help Avoid the OSHA Top 10 The 2017 Top 10 Most Frequently Cited OSHA Standards, and some free resources to help improve worker safety April 18, 2018
Blogs When Safety Signals Become Background Noise A job site with multiple sources of noise makes it difficult to recognize warnings. Learn how to hear safety signals again. April 16, 2018
Online Exclusives Of Mind, Body and High Noise Exposure You know there is a risk of hearing loss, but there are other impacts high noise exposure can have on your body April 11, 2018
Editorial Not Worth the Risk Basic protective equipment is simple, inexpensive, and often the difference between going home and taking a trip to the hospital. April 10, 2018
Editorial Don’t Cut Costs When it Comes to Safety Both the direct and indirect costs of a workplace accident can quickly add up. March 21, 2018
Editorial College for Contractors The National Utility Contractors Association is working to provide easy access to training resources. February 21, 2018
Editorial The Danger Below Out of sight shouldn’t mean out of mind for cross-bore hazards. February 20, 2018
Online Exclusives Seattle Contractor Charged With Felony Over Trench Collapse Death Officials say it’s the first time in state history that an employer has faced felony charges in connection with an employee’s death January 15, 2018
Online Exclusives Preventing Trench Collapse and Caught-In Incidents Real-time communication among all workers in the work zone helps identify and fix hazards before workers are endangered December 19, 2017