It's all in your head: a safety-first mindset saves life, limb, and paychecks

A new show about extreme climate construction is interrupted by a global pandemic

Three construction safety experts talk about rolling trusses safely

Too much of a good thing can kill you. Including sunny weather

Three carpenters come clean about their injuries using “bump nailers” – nail guns with contact triggers

With 100 years of fuel on the floor and hotter climate, wildfire resistance matters almost everywhere

Stay home if you're sick, and other advice about how to keep a COVID-safe jobsite

Protecting yourself and those around you shows respect and responsibility

Frigid temperatures bring health hazards like frostbite and hypothermia, but one of the most frequently overlooked cold-weather hazards is dehydration.

Eight articles, videos, and animations that will help you stay alive and uninjured.

Silicosis is a Lung Disease You Get from Masonry Dust—It Can Kill You if you breathe the dust from cutting concrete and masonry

Everyone knows that a safe working condition means better quality and faster progress, right?

The tool testers at ProToolReviews dust off Bosch's online guide to the tools, attachments, and PPE required to comply with silica dust regulations

Five tips to keep the job moving — SAFELY

Super Glue, a bench habit, and a super sharp pull saw can help you cut the small stuff—and KEEP your fingers

Ladder safety is not rocket science, it boils down to using common sense and having patience.

Many products used on construction sites are composed of chemicals or compounds that are hazardous to your health and physical well-being

A few minutes up front can save tons of time when you're in the air—and it can eliminate broken ribs, a broken back, or death