Cargo Spill Prevention Strategies

A cargo spill refers to any unintentional release of goods, liquids or raw materials from a truck or other vehicle specifically designed to transport freight while it’s traveling on the roadway. Any type of cargo has the potential to spill, but some of the most common culprits include large equipment and machinery, bulk dry goods…

Suicide Education and Prevention

September was Suicide Prevention Month, but the topic is critical, and merits ongoing discussion. The Construction industry experiences a higher-than-average rate of suicide, and has developed its own internal groups to promote awareness and prevention. Get involved and discover resources to share with your team at these sites: Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP)…

Preventing Jobsite Theft

Theft is a serious concern in the construction industry, as high-value tools and machinery are often left in plain sight or are easily accessible to criminals. Construction site theft can cause costly delays and even halt projects entirely, so it’s crucial for employers to implement appropriate measures to prevent jobsite theft in each of the…

Avoid the pitfalls of AI in safety

According to a report from McKinsey and Company, up to 90% of trucking companies use AI in their operations, but that could mean anything from playing with ChatGPT to deploying AI-powered dash cameras from a vendor. It doesn’t necessarily mean trucking companies are adopting AI as part of their strategy, but instead that they have…

Insurance for Delivery Drivers

Why Your Personal Auto Policy Might Not Be Enough If you use your personal vehicle to deliver food, groceries, or goods, your standard car insurance likely won’t cover you while you’re on the job. This is because most personal auto policies exclude accidents that occur during work-related activities. Without the right coverage, a single incident…

The Benefits of Business Continuity Planning

Unexpected disasters can impact organizations, their operations and stakeholders. Natural catastrophes, cyberattacks, public health crises and supply chain incidents can all have serious consequences. These and other events can damage commercial property and digital assets, disrupt critical business functions and cause operational downtime. They can also result in illnesses or injuries, emotional harm, and financial…