NEW “Preventing Struck-By Accidents” Miniseries Available Now

March 3, 2026

Providing a safe work environment is all our duties and preventing struck by object injuries could be one of the most impactful ways to keep our workers safe. Struck by objects is a leading cause of construction injuries and deaths, and about 75% of struck by deaths involve heavy equipment. That could include struck against an object, struck by an object, caught in an object or equipment, or caught in collapsing material. 

This 4-part miniseries covers the different ways stuck-by accidents occur focusing on:

  • Dropped & Falling Objects
  • Flying & Swinging Objects
  • Cars & Trucks
  • Heavy Equipment

Specific safety awareness and best practices information are presented in a short video designed to be watched on your smartphone.

View or download all four in both English and Spanish using the following links:

Dropped & Falling Objects: English | Spanish
Flying & Swinging Objects: English | Spanish
Cars & Trucks: English | Spanish
Heavy Equipment: English | Spanish

Contact MCAA’s Michael Nahas with any questions.

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