Construction Injury

On Tuesday, March 26, a 948-foot-long cargo ship leaving the Port of Baltimore crashed into the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing the bridge to collapse....

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries oversees worker safety in the state. To help address potential workplace hazards and ensure that there are...

Personal protective equipment (PPE) can prevent serious injuries from taking place on construction sites. It is the responsibility of the employer to ensure that their...

Washington has implemented stringent laws to prioritize the safety of construction workers, ensuring secure passage between different surface levels and across openings. Ensuring Safe Means...

Washington State is committed to upholding stringent safety regulations for construction workers, with laws like WAC 296-800-16050 in place. This legislation mandates construction companies to...

On January 31, a hangar under construction at Boise International Airport in Idaho collapsed. This airport construction catastrophe killed three people and injured nine people...

Washington State prioritizes the safety of construction workers through robust regulations. One crucial law, WAC 296-155-360, mandates that construction companies guarantee the safe usage of...

In Washington State, stringent regulations are in place to prioritize the safety of construction workers. One pivotal legislation, WAC 296-880-30015, underscores the imperative for construction...

Ensuring the safety of construction workers at elevated sites is a top priority in Washington State. Two key regulations, WAC 296-880-200 and WAC 296-880-20005, mandate...

Washington State staunchly advocates for the well-being of its workers. WAC 296-880-10010 stands as a vital regulation, emphasizing the imperative need for fall protection regardless...