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March is Workplace Eye Wellness Month

Chicago — No matter where work gets done, “protecting vision should always be a priority,” advocacy group Prevent Blindness is reminding employers.

GAO pushes FAA for a stronger drone safety strategy

Washington — The Federal Aviation Administration needs a comprehensive strategy “to safely integrate drones into the national airspace system,” a new Government Accountability Office report concludes.

CPWR: 65% of construction deaths linked to ‘Focus Four’ hazards

Silver Spring, MD — Around two-thirds of construction worker deaths over a recent 11-year period were the result of “Focus Four”-related injuries, a new report says.

Construction Safety: Using Drones to Save Lives

Download a white paper from Columbia Southern University on the role of drones to save lives in construction jobsite safety.
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Safety is King: NYC videos focus on fall protection

New York — Aiming to keep construction workers safe from falls, the New York City Department of Buildings is relying on fashion and a music legend to help spread safety messages.

Can robots and construction crews work together safely?

West Lafayette, IN — In an effort to enhance worker safety and health, a group of Purdue University researchers is set to explore collaboration between construction workers and robots.

Self-driving vehicles could reduce risk in mobile work zones: study

Columbia, MO — Using a self-driving truck to follow a manned vehicle during “moving work zone” operations could help prevent roadway worker injuries, results of a recent study show.

New fact sheet, other materials aimed at preventing struck-by injuries

Vancouver, British Columbia — Protecting workers from struck-by injuries related to heavy equipment or vehicles is the goal of new employed-aimed resources from the Workers’ Compensation Board of British Columbia.
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New safety video shows dangers of having passengers on forklifts

Vancouver, British Columbia — A new forklift safety video illustrates why the equipment’s operator should be the only rider.

Construction safety: Prevent falls through skylights and other openings

In 2021, 62 U.S. construction workers died after falling through a surface or an existing opening such as a skylight, according to data from the Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries.

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