Construction Safety Blog

There is no aspect of construction more important than safety. From subcontractors to project managers to CEOs, every person working on a construction project is united by their...

This blog is a collaboration with our friends at Billd. Safety and cash flow are inarguably two of the most important aspects of every contracting company. Without a solid trac...

When it comes to jobsite safety, proper documentation is key. But tracking everyone’s safety measures isn’t easy—especially when you have a lot of projects to manage. With our ...

We made some additions to our construction safety features to make it even easier for you to ensure everyone stays safe and informed on the job. Here are our latest feature enh...

In construction, your workplace is already filled with potential hazards. But add in snow and ice during the winter months—plus the added risk of COVID-19—and your company has a...

From falling objects or electrical hazards to operating complex tools and equipment, construction projects are among some of the most dangerous work environments. Because of the...

Safety and health is the top priority on any construction project. From potential falls and scaffolding to electrical hazards, you need to give your workers the best protection ...

Your workers’ safety and health is the most important topic and number one priority in the construction industry. From safety training and toolbox talks to safety management, th...

Safety is, and always will be, a top priority in construction. At Raken, our focus is to provide you with the resources that help keep your jobsites and crews safe. Last week, ...

In construction, safety is everything. Without the correct safety measures, the doors are open for all kinds of trouble like injured workers, lawsuits, OSHA, bad EMR ratings, or...

As the construction industry continues to claw its way out of the lingering effects of the recession that began in 2008, the number of construction-related fatalities spiked 27 ...

There are many reasons for creating a "paper trail": to protect oneself or a business from potential litigation, to provide others with instructions or directives for completing...