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The sun isn’t even fully up, but the traffic is already building. Your foreman is staring at the underside of an overpass, then back at the two trucks idling in the staging area. Choose the bucket truck, and you’ll be resetting the outriggers every 20 feet. Choose the scissors, and
The whoosh of the semi’s air brakes was the only warning. A tractor-trailer, its driver asleep or on his phone, swerved onto the shoulder, missing our attenuator truck by inches. The blast of wind knocked a hard hat off. No one was hurt, but for ten seconds, every man on
A worker is injured in a highway work zone every 13 minutes in the United States. Think about that. In the time it takes to walk the taper, another family gets a call they never wanted. As a project manager or superintendent, you live with this reality. These aren’t just
