Top 5 Trends in Construction Safety for Companies Large and Small

The importance of safety and compliance cannot be minimized by companies across the construction industry. It means protecting lives and avoiding delayed projects, hefty OSHA fines, and damaged reputation. But with so many regulatory marks and guidelines, employers are charged with the responsibility of finding the expertise to implement safety compliance in the workplace so they can focus on what they do best: Prospecting, managing clients, navigating the changing sector, etc. Larger companies can rely on full-time safety employees to oversee compliance. However, a vast number of employers in the sector cannot afford a full-time safety employee, and chances are you are one of them. So how can you bridge this safety gap? Here are some of the strategies subcontractors across the country are adopting to keep workers safe before and during workforce expansions.

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