Complacency creates risk when routine leads to shortcuts and reduced awareness. Staying alert, following procedures, and supporting each other prevents incidents and keeps crews safe. By Mark Spring, CSP, AGC
Oregon’s non-disabling claims program reimburses medical-only injuries, helping employers control costs, protect EMR, and support safer, faster return-to-work outcomes. By Nathan Taylor, CSP, CHST, AGC Safety Operations Manager | Safety
Work zone safety depends on drivers slowing down, staying alert, and avoiding distractions to protect workers, law enforcement, and everyone on the road. Worker safety is in your hands
Emergency preparedness at work includes family plans, emergency contacts, supplies, and alerts to keep workers safe during disasters. If you work a 40-hour week, you’re spending nearly a quarter
AGC PRIDE companies represent top safety performers with lower injury rates than industry averages and lead in innovation, continuous improvement, and workplace safety practices. By Holt Andron, CSP, CHST, CRIS,
Wildfire smoke travels far & harms health. Businesses should train employees, monitor air quality, provide respirators, limit outdoor work during smoke events, & have emergency plans ready before fire season.
Information provided by Rob Roloson, AGC Safety Management Consultant Wildfire season typically peaks between July and September in Oregon. With several fires already burning across the state, it is important
The 2025 Oregon Legislative Session wrapped up on June 26. AGC’s public affairs team has created a report outlining the bills introduced this session impacting the construction industry, and Oregon’s
By Mark Spring, CSP, AGC Safety Management Consultant As safety professionals, supervisors, and company leaders, one of the most effective things we can do on the job site is connect
Information provided by SAIF Without proper protection, the sun can cause serious damage to the health of Oregonians. Oregon has a high rate of melanoma—ranking 16th in the country as
