NGA Supports Construction Safety Week

A Nortex Glass & Mirror employee wears a safety shield while working.
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A Nortex Glass & Mirror employee wears a safety shield while working. Photo: NGA

Date: 6 May 2026

In recognition of Construction Safety Week, May 4-8, 2026, NGA provides information to support education and awareness surrounding construction site safety.

This year’s theme is All in Together: Recognize, Respond. Respect; These three pillars build a unified call to action on high energy, high hazard work to prevent serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs).

"By working together with one clear framework we can help prevent serious injuries and save lives. Planning and implementing direct controls is crucial for turning hazard recognition into actions that protect workers," according to CSW organizers. "This year we've launched a bold five-year vision to deepen the culture of care through all aspects of a project where all team members share this responsibility, this respect, across every phase: design, planning, construction, and beyond."

NGA is pleased to share some of its resources that support a safer, more mindful construction industry.

MyGlassClass.com Safety Courses

Online, on-the-job training. NGA members receive MyGlassClass.com courses for free (OSHA and UL courses not included).

For Glaziers

For Fabricators

Construction Safety Resources

Manuals and technical papers, available for download in the NGA Store

Get Involved

Share how you’re promoting and engaging in construction safety methods using #ConstructionSafetyWeek on social media. Find events and workplace safety promotional resources and follow Construction Safety Week on LinkedIn for more tips and information.

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