Summary: Find out how digital tools, smarter reporting, and real-time visibility continue to change construction safety on modern job sites. This article explores how contractors use safety technology to improve training, inspections, hazard response, and compliance while reducing risk in a high-hazard industry. How does technology change construction safety? By making inspections, hazard reporting, and […]
How to measure the success of a BBS program
Summary: Measuring a BBS Program requires more than counting observations; it means evaluating participation, leading indicators, and whether findings drive corrective action. Measuring a BBS program comes down to three core metrics: employee participation rates, leading behavioral indicators, and the utilization of observation data to drive corrective action. In this blog series, we explore how […]
The Number 1 Safety Issue In Construction
Summary: Construction safety failures often stem from distracted employees, unqualified workers, and trade stacking rather than from a single hazard alone. For EHS managers and site leaders, reducing construction risk means controlling human factors with stronger supervision, role clarity, training verification, and work planning that limits overload before it contributes to falls, struck-by incidents, or […]
Why Include BBS in a Safety Management Program
Summary: Behavior Based Safety works because human behavior is a common factor in most workplace incidents, making observation and reinforcement critical complements to engineering controls and PPE. A strong BBS program helps EHS teams identify unsafe patterns before they lead to injuries, while also building a more engaged safety culture. The takeaway is not that […]
The Top 7 Safety Issues Facing The Construction Industry
Summary: Construction safety starts with proper tools and equipment, because workers who begin tasks without the right PPE or job-specific gear face immediate injury and compliance risk. For safety leaders, the fix is not just issuing equipment once, but building a reliable system for task-based readiness, fast access, inspection, and accountability so crews can work […]
After the COVID-19 shutdown: see who reopened with Certainty
COVID-19 reopening checklists became essential as businesses prepared to safely resume operations across hundreds of locations. In this interview, Certainty Software CEO Hewitt Roberts speaks with Therrin Protze, COO of Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex for Delaware North, about how the global hospitality company used Certainty to plan and manage the safe reopening of more […]
Boosting Employee Buy-In To A Construction Safety Program
Summary: Employee buy-in is essential to construction safety because even well-designed procedures fail when workers do not believe in them, understand them, or see them reinforced consistently. Strong safety culture develops when organizations pair clear expectations with incentives, individualized communication, and practical accountability tools that make participation easier. For safety leaders, the goal is not […]
How Leadership Style Affects Safety in Construction
Summary: Construction safety performance depends heavily on safety leadership because workers take cues from what supervisors and executives consistently reinforce on the job. A strong safety climate forms when leadership makes workplace safety visible, non-negotiable, and operationally integrated rather than leaving it to the safety department alone. For construction firms pursuing lower incident rates and […]
Life After COVID-19: Re-Open Your Business with Certainty
A thorough business reopening checklist is essential for any organization preparing to resume operations after a crisis or prolonged shutdown. COVID-19 forced businesses worldwide to close their doors, and reopening safely requires a structured, repeatable process that protects employees, customers, and suppliers. Here is how Certainty Software can help you plan, execute, and monitor every […]
How COVID-19 changed how to conduct a Job Hazard Analysis
Summary: Assessing the physical aspects of the job is a foundational step in a Job Hazard Analysis because it determines which tasks truly require on-site presence and which risks can be removed through redesign or remote work. This approach follows the hierarchy of controls by reducing exposure before relying on administrative rules or PPE. For […]
