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Employee social media use policy for Construction Companies(Post)
Should Your Company Have a Social Media Policy? The world of today is lived largely on social media. Millennials, Gen Z, Gen Alpha, and some who are just very social and want an easy way to stay in t
History of Fall Protection: Evolving Construction Safety(Post)Working at height has always been one of the most dangerous parts of construction. Long before modern safety standards existed, workers climbed scaffolding, steel structures, ladders, and rooftops wit
Debris Netting: History of Containment Systems(Post)Construction projects involve constant movement of tools, materials, and equipment at height. Without proper containment systems, falling debris can create serious risks for workers and anyone near th
How to Work Safely and Efficiently on Uneven Ground(Post)Not every job site is a clean, flat concrete slab. In fact, some of the toughest, most demanding projects happen on dirt, gravel, slopes, or ground that changes every time it rains. From rural residen
How Environmental Conditions Influence Safety(Post)When most people think about construction safety, they think about equipment. Harnesses. Guardrails. Hard hats. Safety glasses. Scaffolding. All of those things matter. But some of the biggest safety
Wall Brace Rental in Tyler TX - Scaffolding(Post)Wall Brace Rental in Tyler, Texas This is a picture of our wall braces on a project in Tyler, Texas. We sell and rent several different varieties of wall braces depending on your needs. We sell and
Texas Construction Law Update - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)Hail Damage Insurance Claims (and Other Roof Damage Claims) - a Texas Construction Law Update Roof with Hail Damage Marked by Insurance Adjuster Case Summary On August 3, 2017, the 2nd District Court
Brick Dolly Cart for Sale Southwest Scaffolding(Post)SWS-ST202B Brick and Block Dolly for Sale. Also called a brick cart, this cart will allow you to carry cubes of brick and block on your masonry project in places where a forklift is unavailable. The
Everything You Need to Know About Mortar Tubs (Mud Tubs)(Post)If you’ve spent any time in masonry, you know mortar isn’t just a sticky substance—it’s “mud.” And where there’s mud, there’s a need for a reliable mortar tub (or as the pros call it, a mud tub). Thes
The Physics Behind Fall Protection(Post)When most people think about fall protection, they think about rules. Tie off above a certain height with the right fall protection equipment. Wear your harness. Inspect your lanyard. Use approved anc
When OSHA Shows Up Unannounced - Southwest Scaffolding(Post)OSHA inspections can be stressful, especially when they come unannounced. An OSHA inspector’s arrival is meant to ensure a safe work environment, but if a business isn’t prepared, the experience can b
Why Cheap Equipment Often Costs More(Post)Every contractor wants to save money. That is part of staying competitive. But there is a massive difference between being cost-conscious and being cheap. And construction has a brutal way of exposing
How Fatigue Impacts Decision-Making(Post)Most people think fatigue means feeling tired. Heavy eyelids. Yawning. Wanting another cup of coffee. But fatigue is far more dangerous than simply feeling sleepy. In construction, fatigue affects jud
The Psychology of Risk-Taking in Construction(Post)Every construction worker understands risk. It's part of the job. Working at heights. Operating heavy equipment. Handling power tools. Working around electricity. Lifting heavy materials. Construction
Why Heat Exhaustion Causes Accidents(Post)Most construction workers understand that heat can be uncomfortable. Sweaty shirts. Sunburns. Long afternoons. A cooler full of water that somehow never seems cold enough. What many people don't reali
Why Every Construction Company Needs a Social Media Policy(Post)Social media is no longer just a personal outlet—it’s part of everyday life. From Millennials to Gen Z (and now Gen Alpha), people document their workdays, share opinions, and broadcast moments in rea
Contract Requirements for Disaster Repair Services in Texas(Post)Texas just experienced one of the worst arctic weather events in its history. Governor Abbott issued a statewide disaster which triggers the provisions of TBCC 58. If you are considering offering di
Hard Hat Safety: Check Expiration Dates Regularly(Post)With 2026 well underway, now is the perfect time for a simple but critical safety reminder: check your hard hat light expiration date. Hard hats are one of the most basic pieces of personal protective
Why Experienced Workers Still Get Hurt(Post)If you've spent enough time in construction, you've heard it before. "He'd been doing this for 20 years." "She knew exactly what she was doing." "He was one of our best guys." And yet, despite decades