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Workers exposed to high temperatures and direct sunlight on the jobsite are at a heightened risk for heat-related illnesses such as heat exhaustion and heat stroke. There are several precautionary measures that can be taken on the jobsite to help reduce the risk to workers.

Implementation of an excavation safety program is critical for the health and wellbeing of your employees - a companys most valuable asset. Workers should be well prepared, and well trained before working in, around or near excavations.

Flaggers, also known as traffic control personnel, are responsible for guiding and directing vehicular and pedestrian traffic in and around construction areas. Their actions directly impact the safety of both construction workers and the general public.

There are significant hazards surrounding excavation sites that pose a grave danger to those who work in and around them. These hazards range from falls to cave in's - and if these workers aren't properly trained those dangers could be life-ending. Providing proper training and following guidelines will help prevent unnecessary workplace injuries.