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Keeping your team safe on the jobsite is a top priority. Count on us for easy-to-use safety and risk- management resources designed to help prevent accidents from happening.

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Featured talks

Fall protection: How to properly wear a safety harness

The importance of fall protection measures, including inspecting and wearing a safety harness.

Driver safety: Rear-end collision prevention

Learn about measures that help reduce the likelihood of a rear-end collision.

Ladders as a last option

Discuss options that could be a safer choice than ladders.

Water Mitigation: Utilizing valve tags

Download sample valve tags and learn how to use them to reduce the risk of water damage.

Fall Protection: Maintain three points of contact

To help prevent falls, follow the three points of contact rule when climbing ladders or equipment.

Water Mitigation: Identifying water shutoffs

The importance of water shutoff pre-planning and steps to take.

Jobsite forms and checklists

Daily construction log

Job hazard analysis form

Incident report form

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