Construction Safety Blog
How to Create a Heat Injury + Illness Prevention Plan
Learn how to proactively create a heat illness + injury prevention plan for your construction company (and how Raken can help).
How to Improve (and Digitize) Your Construction Safety Checklists
Maximize the benefits of your safety and quality checklists with these best practices.
5 Reasons Why Employees Don’t Take Safety Seriously
Explore some of the reasons why workers don't always follow best safety practices on the jobsite.
Winter Safety for Construction Workers
Learn the seven best winter safety topics to cover on the jobsite, plus more tips to stay incident-free this season.
6 Ways to Improve Construction Site Safety
From falls to electrical hazards, construction sites are full of risks. While some hazards are unavoidable, others can be resolved or eliminated with good construction site...
Construction Incident Reports: An Overview
Learn about construction incident reports and OSHA requirements.
Tailgate Meetings in Construction
Learn about construction tailgate meetings, their importance, best practices, as well as where to find free tailgate safety meeting topics.
How to Make Safety Reports for Construction Sites
Managing safety is a complex process. Construction safety reports improve documentation and help you keep track of effective strategies. Learn more about construction safety...
How to Prevent Heat Stress and Heat Stroke in Construction
We’ll teach you how to recognize the risks of heat-related illness and provide links to toolbox talks you can share with employees.
The Risks of Account Sharing in Construction
For many construction companies, software is essential to daily operations. But sometimes while using digital tools, businesses unintentionally leave themselves vulnerable to...
How to Prepare for an OSHA Inspection in Construction
Construction Dive recently revealed that in 2022, OSHA inspected more construction sites than any other type of workplace. What is an OSHA worksite inspection? During an...
Effectively Onboarding New Employees in Construction
Construction can be a hazardous industry, with heavy machinery, great heights, toxic materials, and other physical risks being a normal part of the typical work environment....