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Oregon OSHA’s 2025 Top 25 violations highlight fall protection, documentation gaps and repeat citations. Review your safety program to prevent injuries and cost
Mark Spring, CSP, CRIS, AGC Safety Management Consultant
2026 AGC PRIDE firms outperformed state and national safety averages, demonstrating strong leadership, employee involvement, hazard control and technology.
Holt Andron, CSP, CHST, CRIS, AGC Safety Management Consultant
National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week highlights lead hazards in construction and steps contractors can take to protect children, workers, and families.
By Brenda Pittman, CIH, CSP, Oregon-Columbia Chapter Certified Industrial Hygienist
SAIF declares a $50 million dividend for policyholders, returning about 8.4% of eligible premium to 50,138 Oregon employers.
ROSE and CSEA recognize construction safety excellence while helping companies evaluate programs, strengthen safety cultures and identify areas for improvement.
Nathan Taylor, CHST, CSP, AGC Safety Operations Manager | Safety Management Consultant
Wildfire smoke can endanger workers. Review Oregon OSHA rules, train employees, monitor AQI, and plan controls to keep crews safe during fire season.
By Rob Roloson, AGC Safety Management Consultant/Industrial Hygienist
22 years of incident investigations inspired 10 simple safety rules that prevent injuries when practiced consistently and reinforced every day.
By Mark Spring, CSP, CRIS, AGC Safety Management Consultant
AGC's online safety orientation streamlines new-hire training, letting employers focus on jobsite-specific hazards while improving consistency and documentation
By Nathan Taylor, CSP, CHST, Safety Operations Manager | Safety Management Consultant
Wildfire season is here—businesses should prepare for smoke risks. Stock NIOSH-approved respirators, train workers, monitor AQI, and update emergency plans.
Strong hiring practices reduce risk while building a safer, more skilled, inclusive workforce—protecting workers, reputation, and the bottom line.
By Holt Andron, CSP, CHST, CRIS, AGC Oregon-Columbia Chapter Safety Management Consultant
Properly inserted hearing protection takes under a minute, but hearing damage from construction impulse noise can occur in seconds—and is permanent.
By Brenda Pittman, AGC Certified Industrial Hygienist
Safety Break for Oregon invites employers/workers to pause for safety talks, training, and improvement planning; sign up for prizes and free OSHA resources.
Information provided by Oregon OSHA
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