Electrical safety prevents shocks, burns, and fatalities—essential knowledge for construction workers regularly exposed to live wires and equipment.

Falls from ladders are common on-site. Learn proper setup, secure footing, and climbing techniques to prevent serious injuries and stay safe.

Confined spaces can fill with toxic gases or become oxygen-deficient. Always follow entry procedures, use monitoring equipment, and never go in alone.

Forklifts can cause severe injuries if misused. Operators and pedestrians must stay alert, follow rules, and communicate clearly to avoid collisions or tip-overs.

Hand tools seem simple, but misuse causes injuries. Inspect tools, use the right one for the job, and store them safely when finished.

Lifting improperly leads to back injuries and strains. Learn proper lifting posture, ask for help, and use mechanical aids whenever possible.

Unexpected equipment start-up can kill. Always lockout and tagout machines during maintenance or repair to prevent accidental energization and injury.

Alcohol use impairs focus and coordination. Working under the influence creates dangerous situations for you and everyone around you on a job site.

Backing heavy equipment without visibility is risky. Use spotters, check mirrors, and stay aware to avoid hitting people, objects, or structures.

Slips and trips are a top cause of workplace injuries. Maintain clear walkways, wear proper footwear, and clean up spills immediately.

Flying debris and dust can cause permanent eye damage. Always wear approved safety glasses where required, even for short or simple tasks.

During emergencies, seconds count. Know your nearest exit routes, keep them clear, and participate in drills so you’re ready to act quickly.

Drugs affect judgment, focus, and reaction time. Impairment on-site endangers lives and leads to costly, sometimes fatal, mistakes that could be avoided.

Phones are a major distraction on the job. Limit use to safe areas to stay alert and prevent unnecessary injuries or property damage.

Concrete can cause chemical burns, respiratory issues, and crush injuries. Use proper PPE and stay aware when working with wet or cured concrete.