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Why is a safety culture crucial in construction? The answer lies in the high-risk nature of the industry. Construction sites are filled with potential hazards, from heavy machinery to heights and electrical risks. A safety culture not only reduces the likelihood of accidents but also enhances efficiency and productivity. When workers feel safe, they can focus more on their tasks, leading to better quality work and fewer disruptions.

On a daily basis, construction workers are faced with many hazards -- but one often overlooked, potentially deadly hazard is the heat. There are many signs and symptoms of heat stroke and knowing how to prevent it will go a long way in keeping your employees safe.

After a workers death at the Reno-Sparks convention center, Nevada OSHA is proposing finesover $140,000 for many serious violations discovered in an investigation into a worker's death this January.