Risks associated with cranes in B.C. are increasing as more cranes are in operation than ever before.

Employers need to ensure construction crews know and follow specific safety procedures in roadside work zones.

AI has the potential to address the construction labour gap by automating tasks and streamlining projects.

Asbestos abatement contractors who operate in B.C. must be licensed by Jan. 1, 2024.

Decades of learning from mistakes and leveraging new technology, tools and reporting means construction workers are safer now than ever before.

The Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations is an united umbrella organization that facilitates resources and information.

Along with slips and trips, falls are some of the most common causes of workplace injuries and fatalities in the construction industry.

With strong construction activity across all sectors, companies are struggling to meet demand with the uncertain labour market.

AFFLINK's Safety Supply Checklist outlines eight essentials for facility managers and workers.

An acute labour shortage, supply chain challenges, price increases and mental health are all top issues for the B.C. construction sector.

A construction worksite is inherently challenging with many moving pieces. Collaboration and building relationships ensure safety for all.

For construction employers considering implementing COVID vaccine mandates, the key consideration is a compelling reason.

Providing proper cybersecurity training for all employees is critical to prevent online attacks, according to Ron Borsholm.

BCIT is B.C.’s largest trades training institute with trades and apprenticeship programs, and has the longest-running Women in Trades program.

Change is not easy. And women entering the male dominated construction industry know that better than most, representing 4.5 per cent of the skilled trades.

The COVID-19 pandemic is emphasizing the importance of having strategies in place to provide support for mental health in construction.

The Progressive Contractors Association of Canada is promoting a career in construction with the launch of Opportunity Knocks.