When retrofitting, renovating or remodeling, contractors should consider several factors to ensure a building is safe for its occupants. 

This year’s theme focuses on recognizing, responding and respecting, which applies not only to serious hazards on the jobsite but to the tradespeople performing the work.

Learn how to eliminate pressure-testing injuries by overhauling training protocols, adopting low-pressure leak checks, and simplifying field compliance with standardized safety toolkits.

This program honors member companies that have demonstrated strong safety practices and innovative approaches to achieving high safety and health standards.

CSA Group has announced that it will establish a new U.S. Head Office in Brecksville, Ohio. 

Following the Surfside tragedy, Florida is cracking down on the dangerous practice of CIPP "gapping" to ensure structural pipe repairs actually meet safety codes and protect building integrity.

Heightened concern over H3N2 and seasonal viruses drives better hand hygiene, yet lapses in public restrooms persist.

Building Safety Month, an annual public awareness campaign led by the International Code Council, returns on May 1, 2026, with this year’s theme, “Built to Last.”

To help HVAC-R businesses address these areas, MSA Safety will showcase its latest end-to-end refrigerant management and monitoring solutions and debut its newest refrigerant monitors at the upcoming AHR Expo.

This fifth iteration will build on nearly a decade of data to inform training, outreach, and National Ladder Safety Month.