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Prioritizing Mental Health and Substance Abuse Safety in Construction
Construction is one of the most demanding industries, both physically and mentally. Long hours, high-pressure deadlines and physical risks all contribute to unique challenges for workers.
Beyond the jobsite hazards we see every day, there are invisible risks tied to mental health and substance abuse. Addressing these issues is critical to maintaining a safe, productive and sustainable workforce.


Safety Culture in Construction: Why It Matters
Construction is one of the most hazardous industries, responsible for nearly 20% of all workplace fatalities nationwide. Every day, construction professionals face serious risks — including OSHA’s “Fatal Four”: falls, being struck by objects, electrocutions, and caught-in/between incidents.
With dangers like these, building and maintaining a strong safety culture isn’t just important — it’s essential for protecting lives and keeping projects running smoothly.


Staying Safe on the Job Site: Heat Safety for Builders
Summers in South Carolina bring longer days and dangerously high temperatures. For those working outdoors, extreme heat is more than uncomfortable – it’s a safety risk. As temperatures climb, so does the risk of heat-related illness, especially for construction workers.


Built by Builders, for Builders: Workers’ Comp for South Carolina’s Construction Industry
We believe no one understands the needs of builders better than builders themselves. Established in 1995 by a group of construction industry leaders, SCHBSIF was created to provide a stable, cost-effective and secure source for workers’ compensation coverage tailored specifically for South Carolina’s home builders and contractors.


Introducing Our Newest Team Member: Danny Johnson
We’re excited to welcome a new face to the SCHB Self Insurers Fund team – Danny Johnson, a proud South Carolinian. Danny joins us with...
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