Zachary Phillips

Though the number of serious injuries and fatalities declined in a recent report, the overall fatality rate in construction has stagnated in the last decade.

The theme for the National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week campaign, “Respect the Zone – So We All Get Home,” is aimed at protecting workers and motorists alike.

SMART characterized the U.S. government’s removal of first-year apprentice Kilmar Abrego Garcia as "unconscionable." Monday, El Salvador’s president said he wouldn’t coordinate his return.

The Connecticut-based firm widened lanes and improved on-ramps on I-275 near Tampa, Florida.

NABTU argues that a Biden-era executive order mandating project labor agreements is still in effect, despite the Trump administration’s moves to curb their use.

Speakers at an event celebrating the achievement touted the job's project labor agreement and employment of union workers.

Major markets counted fewer cranes in Q1, a sign of prolonged economic uncertainty.

The organizations are boosting their marketing to Generation Z as a way to close the labor gap.

Now is the time to invest more — not less — in the agency, writes a safety leader.

Factors including paid medical or family leave correlated with reduced rates of suicide in construction, according to panelists of a recent CPWR webinar.