The National Stand-Down to Prevent Struck-By Incidents takes place April 20-24 during National Work Zone Awareness Week. Struck-by hazards are the leading cause of nonfatal injuries in construction, making this week relevant for any subcontractor working near traffic, equipment, or overhead loads.
The long-awaited Brent Spence Bridge Corridor project is moving into active construction this spring, with barge, crane, and foundation work opening real subcontract opportunities for heavy civil and marine contractors.
More Canadian heavy crude is moving south through Rocky Mountain pipeline corridors toward the Gulf Coast, a flow shift that signals potential maintenance and throughput work for field service companies in Colorado, Wyoming, and New Mexico.
Louisiana lawmakers voted down a bill that would have restricted eminent domain powers for carbon capture and storage projects, clearing a key regulatory hurdle for CCS pipeline and injection well construction in the state.
From a stalled silica rule to new S&S citation standards, Pit & Quarry outlines six enforcement developments that could significantly change compliance obligations for mine operators and their subcontractors.
A Phillips 66 senior inspector outlines why a risk-based inspection test plan is essential to turnaround success, with implications for subcontractors working in refining and petrochemical facilities.
A Texas legislative task force on petroleum theft held its second quarterly meeting in Midland, with data showing more than 40% of oil and gas operators reported theft impacts in the past year. Here's what Permian Basin subcontractors need to know.
