Safety

Contribution empowers NCCER to address evolving industry needs and expand career opportunities ALACHUA, Fla.—August 20, 2025—The National Center for Construction Education and Research...

Construction job site supervisors and foremen serve as one of the first lines of defense when it comes to protecting workers and fostering...

Safety Begins with Education Across the construction industry, one truth remains constant: Safety is not negotiable. It’s a core value that underpins every...

The National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) has published the third edition of its Field Safety curriculum. This versatile training curriculum...

We all know construction comes with risks and women are as fit as anyone to handle the hazards — but it shouldn’t be...

With the sun’s rise, construction sites bustle into activity as powerful engines roar to life, commanding respect from all on-site personnel. Burly cranes,...

Summer is the most dangerous season for construction workers. Other months have their own challenges, but nothing compares to working outside in the...

Cold weather poses unique challenges on construction sites. Between ice, poor visibility, high winds and wet conditions, construction workers must take extra precautions...

The construction company is responsible for carrying out detailed cleaning before handing over a building’s keys. Here’s a step-by-step guide that ensures you...

Every season poses its own challenges, but winter is one of the most difficult to manage because of all the challenges it brings.

The construction site is full of risks for both workers and passersby. Consequently, it's important to protect your staff at work in the...

Construction professionals have more resources than ever for identifying and addressing hazards. Advances in technology make it possible to collect more information than...