Electrocution accidents are unfortunately prevalent on construction sites. Electrocution was responsible for approximately 8% of construction worker deaths in 2021, and the construction industry had the
In New York City, construction remains one of the most dangerous industries. What often receives less attention is that injury and fatality rates among Hispanic
Falls Prevention Awareness Week 2025 runs from September 22–26, a nationwide campaign dedicated to the idea that falls aren’t an unavoidable part of aging. If
Worker Safety in the Headlines According to the New York Committee for Occupational Safety and Health (NYCOSH), construction worker fatalities in NYC rose from 24
As Vision Zero continues to shape how New York City addresses safety, the latest figures are reason for cautious optimism. The results matter because they
Building safety is a growing concern across New York City, especially when structural failures cause life-altering injuries. Recent events highlight the urgency: One month ago,
Though overall traffic fatalities in New York City dropped 32% in the first half of 2025, cyclists continue to face risk on city streets.(NYC DOT
When summer hits NYC, backyard BBQs become a staple in neighborhoods and on rooftops across the five boroughs. But while the burgers sizzle soda cans
On Friday, July 11, 2025, an early morning commute in Flushing, Queens, turned dangerous when an MTA Q20 bus jumped the curb and crashed into
A Port Authority Bus Terminal accident involving multiple buses has drawn public attention to the risks associated with mass transit operations in one of New
