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This issue examines fatal and nonfatal transportation injuries in the construction industry, as well as crashes and fatalities occurring in construction work zones.
This dashboard examines nonfatal falls, slips, and trips resulting in days away from work in the industry.
This report evaluated factors affecting the success of safety training delivered by distance learning. It found evidence that synchronous, interactive distance learning can be effective and offered recommendations for successful training.
This survey explores causes of struck-by injuries; barriers to their prevention; and examines measures to protect workers and barriers to implementing them.
This Key Finding summarizes a Small Study that found states with OSHA-10 training mandates saw a declining rate of fatalities during 2008-2011; those without such a mandate saw an increasing fatality rate.
during the same period.
Falls remain the leading cause of fatalities in construction. Visit stopconstructionfalls.com for resources to to prevent fatal falls from roofs, ladders, and scaffolds.