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Winter may slow construction down, but it doesn’t stop it, and when scaffolding is involved, cold-season hazards require a higher level of attention. Ice, snow, freezing temperatures, and strong winds can turn a standard setup into a serious safety risk. Whether you’re a contractor, site supervisor, or equipment manager, understanding how winter weather affects scaffolding safety is essential to keep your crew protected and your project moving forward. Below is an updated, winter-foc …

The recent fire in Hong Kong’s Tai Po district has shaken the global construction and safety community. As of Sunday, at least 146 people have been confirmed dead, 79 injured, and around 150 residents are still missing, with thousands displaced as seven high-rise apartment towers burned in one of the region’s deadliest urban fires. While investigations are still underway, early reports suggest that several renovation-related factors— including the choice of scaffolding, the mat …

When it comes to scaffolding, safety isn’t optional—it’s essential. Proper scaffold safety training protects workers, prevents costly accidents, and keeps projects compliant with OSHA regulations. Whether you’re a contractor, site manager, or crew leader, establishing a strong safety training program on the jobsite is one of the best investments you can make. Here are the best practices to ensure scaffold safety training is consistent, effective, and compliant. 1. Make T …