As we move towards a future where safety and compliance are more crucial than ever, SkillSignal stands at the forefront of adapting to and embracing regulatory changes.  The recent announcement from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) about changes effective January 1, 2024, marks a significant shift in how high-hazard industries manage and report injury data.  Here’s what you need to know about these changes and how SkillSignal is positioned to help you navigate this new landscape. Enhanced Electronic Submission Requirements Starting January 1, 2024, establishme ..read more

At SkillSignal, we’re passionate about the evolving landscape of the construction industry, and the Build Back Better Act of 2023 is a game-changer we’re all excited about.  This transformative legislation promises to reshape our industry and aligns perfectly with our core values of sustainability, innovation, and safety.  Let’s dive into what this means for us and you in the construction world. Understanding the Build Back Better Act of 2023 The Build Back Better Act is a landmark bill that seeks to revitalize the American economy with a keen focus on the construction industry.  ..read more

SkillSignal, in collaboration with Arcoro, has co-authored an essential white paper, “Nail Better Workplace Safety: 5 Ways to Empower Employees to Avoid Construction Accidents.” This document is a treasure trove of insights for enhancing safety in the construction industry. Key highlights include: Comprehensive Training for Enhanced Safety: The white paper discusses the undeniable link between effective training and increased workplace safety. Since the inception of OSHA in 1972, there has been a notable improvement in safety, yet the construction sector continues to face challenges. Innovati ..read more

As of December 1, 2023, the Boston Construction Safety Ordinance brings a significant shift towards reinforcing safety at construction and demolition sites. SkillSignal supports these vital measures, emphasizing their importance for worker and public safety. New Ordinance Breakdown Here’s a summary of the new Ordinance in Boston. 1. Comprehensive Site Safety Plans Contractors are mandated to submit a Site Safety Plan Affidavit. This document ensures that a thorough safety plan is in place, addressing potential risks, necessary training, and compliance with OSHA standards. It’s a proactive step ..read more

At SkillSignal, we’re proud to announce our product and non-exclusive sales partnership with Arcoro, the leading all-in-1 HR platform for Construction.  Read more about the partnership ..read more

We announced our product partnership with the leading national insurance network NFP.  Read our original announcement on LinkedIn ..read more

SkillSignal won an exclusive seat on The Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC)’s Tech Marketplace, giving us direct and privileged access to their 25,500 member companies.  For more: https://www.abc.org/Tech-marketplace ..read more

An extremely successful and well-attended full-day event at Princeton University focused on our joint research on construction workers’ well-being. Top speakers from Dodge Construction Network, McKinsey, and Hays addressed their findings. https://behavioralpolicy.princeton.edu/news/BeyondtheBlueprintFurthersCWI https://wellbeing.construction ..read more

Safety is a concern for many business owners, especially in the construction industry. The work itself is dangerous and facilitated in precarious conditions. That makes it a top-of-mind area not just for construction managers and supervisors, but for the employees working in these circumstances. Artificial intelligence offers numerous ways for construction companies to promote healthy and safe working spaces for their construction teams. Through AI technologies and devices like machine learning, sensors, and more, you can improve your safety strategy, reduce injuries and safety incidents, and ..read more

Attaining efficiency is an important and common goal for construction companies. This goal is linked to other aims like improving competency, enhancing project outcomes, and more. But how can your business improve construction efficiency? Will switching to digital operations over manual ones help improve your company’s operational efficiency? Let’s find out.  Manual vs. Digital Processes In The Construction Industry Manual processes require physical labor from employees. Your workers must take the time to complete the activity. For example, an employee may need to log data about construct ..read more