Safety Spotlight

Mindy King leads health and safety for R.K. Hall with a 20-year career in construction

Using Driveway Assistance Devices (DAD) in work zone setup can improve safety and driver compliance.

Construction workers may not have a reputation for wearing their feelings on their  reflective PPE sleeves, but emotional intelligence is an important skill for the job site.

Brigade Electronics has spent decades developing technology to eliminate blind spots and provide real-time alerts to drivers and equipment operators when there is potential for a collision.

Pavewise is an asphalt paving project management from paving consultant Bryce Wuori that investigates the causes of asphalt contractors’ biggest issues—lost time, money and quality.

Undergoing an inspection from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration can be a stressful and intimidating experience. However, going into the process informed can not only help you reduce stress, but can also reduce the chances of making one of the following mistakes.

The Autonomous Aerial LED (ALED) portable light from Blue Vigil, Sterling, Virginia, illustrates a new frontier for the use of drones: lighting nighttime job sites.

Short cuts to save time on pavement maintenance could cost more than equipment repairs