Personal Protective Equipment might seem like Safety 101, but you’d be surprised how many experienced crews still cut corners with it. Whether it's a missing harness on a roof job or someone “forgetting” their safety glasses during demo, lapses in PPE compliance can snowball fast. On government projects—where the scrutiny is higher, and the margin for error is lower—those small missteps can turn into big problems.

At Phoenix General Contractors, we know that not all hazards on a construction site are visible immediately. Some of the most serious risks lurk in tight, enclosed areas—what OSHA defines as confined spaces. Whether it’s a manhole, vault, lift station, or underground utility corridor, confined spaces pose unique dangers that demand rigorous preparation, planning, and training.

At Phoenix General Contractors, we understand that cranes are the backbone of many large-scale federal construction projects; whether it’s lifting structural steel, heavy mechanical components, or prefabricated assemblies. But with this power comes serious responsibility. Crane operations bring inherent risks that, if not managed properly, can lead to catastrophic accidents, costly delays, and compliance failures.