April Safety Topics for Construction
April signals the real start of construction season in most of the United States. Weather improves, project schedules accelerate, and crews expand as work picks up. With that ramp-up comes increased exposure to risk. More equipment on site, more vehicle traffic, more workers who may be new to the project or the trade. April also […]
March Safety Topics for Construction
March marks a turning point on most construction sites. Winter conditions are easing, daylight hours are increasing, and project schedules often push crews to pick up the pace. But transitional weather creates its own hazards. Mud, rain, unpredictable temperatures, and rapidly changing site conditions catch workers off guard when their attention shifts toward making up […]
Here Are OSHA’s Top 10 Most-Cited Standards in 2025
Another year, another warning that fall protection matters. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently revealed the most cited safety standards for the 2025 fiscal year. Guess what standard topped the list for the 15th time in a row? If you guessed Fall Protection — General Requirements, pat yourself on the back. Slips, trips and […]
What is Trade Stacking? A Safety Leader’s Guide to Managing Crowded Jobsites
Picture a hyperscale data center nearing a critical milestone. Twelve hundred workers from 40 different subcontractors share a single floor. Electricians pull high-voltage cable while HVAC crews test ductwork overhead. Sprinkler fitters squeeze past drywall installers. Everyone has a deadline, and everyone needs to be in the same place. The schedule says this is the […]
February Safety Topics for Construction
February is one of the trickiest months on a construction jobsite. Crews are deep into winter, often dealing with cold, wet conditions and shorter daylight hours. Schedules are tight. Weather delays have piled up. And the physical and mental toll of months of demanding work starts to show. This is when fatigue becomes a real […]
Winter Driving Safety Guide: Stay Safe On and Off the Job Site
Picture this: Your truck is idling in the driveway, windshield frosted over. You’re huffing and puffing while scraping off the ice and snow on your driveway before hitting the slick roads. Before you’ve even set foot on a job site, you’re already facing a new seasonal hazard: winter driving. Nationwide, driving remains one of the […]
A General Contractor’s Guide to Managing Risk on Data Center Builds
Introduction Building a cutting-edge data center goes way beyond stacking bricks and steel. You’re managing a high-stakes project packed with electrified systems, cooling plants, critical power loops, and heavy mechanical equipment. Every safety risk gets magnified in this environment. Your reputation and financial health depend on keeping your team safe and compliant when the pressure […]
January Safety Topics: Start the Year Strong with a Culture of Safety
January is one of the most critical months for safety leadership. Crews return to the field, schedules ramp up, and winter conditions settle in across major markets. It’s the moment to reassess last year’s performance, address gaps, and reinforce the behaviors that support safe work in the months ahead. With colder temperatures, reduced daylight, and […]
Lockout/Tagout Best Practices
Accidents can happen any time on a job site – it’s important to take steps to prevent them from happening. Here’s an example: Before they started using Safety Mojo, one of our customers experienced a pretty serious issue. A subcontractor working on the project was installing a fire suppression system, when the worst scenario happened […]
December Safety Topics: Preparing for Winter Hazards
December brings unique safety challenges for workplaces and communities. Cold temperatures, winter storms, and holiday activities can put people at risk if precautions are not taken seriously. From icy sidewalks to carbon monoxide poisoning, the hazards of the season require planning and practical safety tips. For industries with frontline workers exposed to wintry conditions, understanding […]