Framing News

Three construction contractors might have prevented the death of a 31-year-old laborer who suffered fatal injuries after falling while installing...

Construction industry employment (both residential and non-residential) totaled 7.9 million and exceeds its February 2020 level.

Two roofing workers dead – victims of preventable workplace falls in New York – both in the month of February – the first in 2019 in Kameisha...

On January 26, OSHA announced new enforcement guidance  changes which can "save lives and hold employers to greater account for safety and health...

The housing recession that began in 2022 will bleed into 2023 as elevated inflation and mortgage rates, coupled with stubbornly high building...

After a bit of a slow start to 2023, buyers are back in the market and sharing that business is ramping up.

Construction needs to find more workers, and there are no easy-to-fill jobs in the industry.

Less than four months after citing a Trenton roofing contractor for exposing unprotected workers to deadly fall hazards, the U.S. Department of...

OSHA inspected construction workplaces last fiscal year more than it inspected any other industry, an agency administrator told attendees during a...

In Episode 35, the S+H team dives into the January issue’s feature story on adoption and acceptance of safety technology.

Safety leaders receive a myriad of technical training for their roles, but two crucial components of leadership—how to make confident decisions and...

In May of last year, Eye on Housing reported on historically widespread shortages of building materials.