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One worker dies in a construction accident every single day in the United States. In 2024, construction and extraction workers accounted for 1,032 of the 5,070 total fatal work injuries recorded. That is roughly 1 in 5 worker deaths, despite representing only about 5% of the workforce (BLS, 2024).
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Winter has a way of putting safety on the back burner. Equipment sits idle. Seasonal workers haven't started yet. Things feel manageable. Then April hits. Suddenly, your crew is back outside, your equipment is running again, and your busiest months are right in front of you.
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Everyday tasks like using the stairs, walking through the warehouse, or stepping onto a loading dock shouldn’t put workers at risk. Yet trips, slips, and falls are consistently one of the leading causes of workplace injuries.
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Fall is the perfect time for festive decorations, themed events, and a bit of holiday flair, but it can also bring hidden hazards into your workplace. From Wilmington offices to Sussex County construction sites, businesses across Delaware are adding spooky spirit to their spaces this October.
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