Providing a Safer Work Environment for Contractors
Becoming a contractor and going into the construction industry can be a great way...
GENERAL CONTRACTOR INSURANCE & SUBCONTRACTOR RISKS
It’s important to note that a General Contractor (GC) is responsible for work performed...
Subcontractors Safety Responsibilities
Apart from the owner and general contractor of a construction site, the subcontractor is...
OSHA 300 Log Requirements
Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act of 1970, the US Congress also established...
Eye Safety: The Dangers of Unprotected Eyes
Eye Safety Accidents can happen on any job-site, at any time, but injuries to...
Tools to keep Your Cool
It's pretty hard to stay cool when you're working in the summer sun for...
Your Guide to the Globally Harmonized System Classification of Chemical Labeling
The title for this body of chemical labeling standards may sound like a mouthful,...
Tips for Developing a Safety Culture
Safety should be a top concern for every employer. It is even more...
12 Safety Tips Every Contractor Can Use
1. Put Near Misses on Notice Learn to recognize when you’ve had a near...
Industry Deaths Happen, Can They Be Prevented?
Along with most industry professionals, here at American Contractors Organization, we try to keep...
March is Ladder Safety Awareness Month
If you’ve never heard of “Ladder Safety Awareness Month”, there’s probably good reason for...
Reducing Injury Rates Among Young Workers
As a general contractor, you’re required to fill each position of need with a...
Are Your Workers Safe in The Summer Heat?
OSHA has partnered up with the National Weather Service. What does this mean for...
Leading Your Safety Team
How Does Leading your Safety Team Save you Money? Did you know that this...
Fall Protection Laws are Changing
If you’re a contractor who’s ever worked on an older home, chances are you’re...
Don't forget the small stuff
Fatal injuries are certainly a huge cause for concern at your job site –...