Seventeen years ago, Manny Souza was injured in a crane collapse. Today, he continues to find ways to improve workplace safety and risk assessment.

Construction Safety Week 2025, taking place May 5–9, offers a timely moment for leaders to reflect on how to enhance or expand safety strategies to meet the needs of the modern workforce.

As a proud sponsor, ABC published the report ahead of Construction Safety Week 2025, May 5-9, to support its industrywide call to action for safer jobsites and a stronger safety culture.

Experts discuss strategies amid a ‘pervasive’ crisis.

Reports compiled by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reveal the construction industry ranks among the highest in suicide rates compared to other professions.

GAF Roofing Academy’s free weeklong training seeks to get students, some of whom have been charged with a crime or served prison sentences, job-ready.

A new bill working its way through the Minnesota Legislature aims to address rising mental health concerns in one of the state’s most high-stress industries: construction.

The theme for the National Work Zone Safety Awareness Week campaign, “Respect the Zone – So We All Get Home,” is aimed at protecting workers and motorists alike.

According to a compelling article by Fulton Cure, the construction industry must move away from “sink-or-swim.”

Factors including paid medical or family leave correlated with reduced rates of suicide in construction, according to panelists of a recent CPWR webinar.