HCA Safety Program
HCA encourages our members to increase awareness of certain factors that may contribute to injuries and
fatalities amongst the heavy civil construction industry and to suggest practices that may reduce the risk of such injuries.
Employers will find that implementing these recommended practices also brings other benefits. Safety and health programs help businesses:
- Prevent workplace injuries and illnesses
- Improve compliance with laws and regulations
- Reduce costs, including significant reductions in workers' compensation premiums
- Engage workers
- Enhance their social responsibility goals
- Increase productivity and enhance overall business operations
2025 HCA Safety Excellence Awards Application
Thank you for your submissions to the 2025 Safety Excellence Awards.
Training / Webinars / Safety Events
Hazard Alerts
Southeast Texas - Five Things You Should Know - Monthly Newsletter
Southeast Texas Construction Incidents
OSHA Most Frequently Cited
Top 10 Violations
New Health and Safety Resources - Quarterly Report
HCA Safety Awards Presentation
Download/view the 2024 HCA Safety Awards Presentation
Other Safety Information
Summer / Heat Related Safety Information
COVID-19 Related Information
Bureau of Labor Statistics Press Releases
Safety Issues from Today's News
EEO Laws, COVID-19, ADA, Rehabilitation Act and more
Free safety and health assistance for small employers
CPWR Resources
OSHA Recommended Safety and Health Program Guidelines
OSHA Crane Management
Incidence Rates for Nonfatal Occupational Injuries and Illnesses
Excavation Safety
Falls in Construction
Ladder Safety
Silica in Construction
Miscellaneous Topics
Safety Links
