Browsing: Safety
STOBG’s leading indicators initiative is identifying key project stressors, gathering meaningful data, and taking proactive steps to prevent incidents before they happen.
While we set two organizational safety records in 2025, the real win isn’t the numbers—it’s people going home safe at the end of each day.
Preventing the spread of mud and other waste on truck tires is a key part of environmental compliance. STO Building Group is expanding the use of trackout mats as a solution.
The Superintendent Roundtable brings together STOBG’s supers to discuss safety, quality, project outcomes, and client satisfaction. Now, they are using their platform to reach a broader audience.
In the latest episode of the Ask the Expert series on the Building Conversations podcast, STOBG’s Senior Vice President of Safety, Keith Haselman, explores the cutting-edge innovations—like drones, wearables, AI, and radar—reshaping how we keep jobsites safe.
Recognizing the benefits of the modern safety helmet over the traditional hard hat, STO Building Group is extending its 100% helmet requirement to include subcontractors.
A safe jobsite is a baseline commitment for any construction jobsite. But when a project team goes above and beyond, how can they show their workers and the rest of the industry that they excel when it comes to keeping their site safe?
Following a 20-week pilot program with Structure Tone, Otto Tech Systems will release their SmartLadder system to combat a leading cause of workplace accidents: falls from ladders.
For years, building contractors faced complaints of hand lacerations. The culprit? Metal studs. Despite warning labels and enforced PPE, the sharp edges of typical metal studs posed a sometimes-unnoticed threat, not only to workers but also to visitors to the jobsite.
Construction requires constant and meticulous attention to safety—which also means constantly looking for ways to improve and innovate. That’s where being part of a large organization with a diversity of geographies, practices, and perspectives comes in.