The Safe + Sound Week 2018 is a national initiative organized by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The Safe + Sound Week was conducted this year from August 13-19.
The Occupational Safety and Hazard Administration (OSHA) says that one of the root causes of workplace injuries and deaths is the failure to recognize hazards.
Flimsy, unreliable, unsafe, not ‘real’ - are just some of the fallacies or myths attached to modular buildings. Despite their rising popularity, it’s amazing how many people still have misconceptions about modular structures, so we’re debunking the top five myths about modular buildings.
Overcrowded classrooms have been a constant concern for sc
Some say robots are the future. So what would it be like if robots became a commonplace part of the construction industry?
Structural insulated panels (SIPs) are not new to construction. In the 1930s, a student named Alden Dow worked with Frank Lloyd Wright to add insulating polystyrene at his parents’ company.
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Recent teacher strikes for better school funding in Oklahoma, and Kentucky raises some fundamental questions about the education system.
The United States is witnessing a change in education as it’s faced with some very real challenges, such as overcrowded classrooms.
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The construction industry is infamous for delays. Identifying causes of delays in construction projects can go a long way in building a better action plan to mitigate them.
