September is Suicide Prevention Month, which is meant to promote awareness of mental health and suicide.

As drug overdose deaths in the workplace increase, employers can take steps to implement strategies that can help employees who struggle with addiction.

The task force is calling on the industry to participate in a Suicide Prevention Safety Stand-Down Sept. 6-10 to raise awareness.

NRCA’s Targeted Health and Safety Training is available and delivers safety-specific online training at your workplace—or wherever you choose—at a time convenient for you.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has issued updated guidance regarding protecting unvaccinated and other at-risk workers from COVID-19.

Tom Shanahan, NRCA’s vice president of enterprise risk management and executive education, discusses using fundamental human needs to incentivize behavior.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has designated Aug. 9-15 as Safe + Sound Week.

A roofing worker died of heat-related illness June 28 following the record-setting heatwave in the Pacific Northwest.

NRCA’s Targeted Health and Safety Training is available and delivers safety-specific online training at your workplace—or wherever you choose—at a time convenient for you.

Wearable technology is influencing the future of construction safety.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has designated Aug. 9-15 as Safe + Sound Week.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration offers new public service announcements and infographics regarding keeping workers safe in the heat.

Learn about steps you can take to ensure your company makes it through natural disasters intact.

As summer heats up and thunderstorms occur, it is important construction workers understand the risks of lightning-related safety hazards.

The National Weather Service offers tools to help track the risk of heat when working outside during the summer.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s unannounced inspections are an effort to reduce fall and trench accidents.

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has designated Aug. 9-15 as Safe + Sound Week.

NRCA’s Targeted Health and Safety Training now is available and delivers safety-specific online training at your workplace—or wherever you choose—at a time convenient for you.

Following a series of recent construction worker deaths, the New York City Department of Buildings mobilized teams of enforcement inspectors.

As summer approaches, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s heat-related resources can help protect your workers.

Researchers have found roofing workers with more safety gear in place are more likely to have a false sense of security and engage in riskier behaviors.

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has released a free questionnaire to help employers measure well-being at company, industry and workforce levels.

NRCA has made available materials to help roofing companies promote the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s National Safety Stand-Down May 3-7.

During April, the National Safety Council is leading an effort to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving.

This month marks the American Ladder Institute’s fifth annual National Ladder Safety Month, and there are various ladder safety resources available.