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Unattended excavations and trenches are barricaded — danger tape, snow fence, jersey barriers

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Don't let the job take away the life you're working for.

Four ways to make construction work easier on the body doing it

Traffic control devices inspected at the start of each shift and after any weather event

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The storm showed up. Was your jobsite ready?

Four areas to review with every superintendent and sub after a monsoon cell

All workers in the roadway work zone wearing ANSI/ISEA 107 Class 2 or Class 3 hi-vis apparel as specified in the TCP

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A high-vis vest doesn't eliminate a blind spot.

Six practices for keeping people and moving equipment apart

Fire extinguisher is mounted or secured — not left lying on the ground, in the back of a truck

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The job ends. The ringing doesn’t.

Why “it’s only a minute” is the riskiest thing said next to a concrete saw

All extension cords have ground pin intact; no damaged, frayed, or worn cords in use

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A charging battery. A garage fire. A retirement gift destroyed.

Five charging practices for the jobsite, and one check for home

Fire extinguisher is mounted or secured — not left lying on the ground, in the back of a truck

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The alarm sounds. Can your crew actually get out?

Six field checks that decide whether your evacuation plan works

Open paved area between wood-framed two-story homes under construction, with lumber and roof trusses staged to one side

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When the Emergency Plan Gets Put to the Test

A 2024 hot work fire put a jobsite emergency plan to the test. What happened, and five checks to run at your next morning huddle.

A page from the library: the fall protection talk with its diagramThe cover of the Safirst Toolbox Talk Library: 87 toolbox talksFree PDF

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3820 W Happy Valley Rd, Ste 141-138, Glendale, AZ 85310
Serving Phoenix, Tucson, Prescott, Flagstaff, Sedona, and all of Arizona · (602) 373-0393

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