Working at height on construction scaffolding remains one of the leading causes of injuries on job sites, with common scaffolding hazards including unstable platforms, missing guardrails, falling objects, and improper access. Workers often face risks from scaffold collapse, slippery surfaces, and overloaded planks, especially when routine scaffolding inspection and maintenance are ignored. Following proper scaffolding safety rules—secure foundations, correct bracing, safe ladder access, and certified erection—greatly reduces accidents. Using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety helmets, harnesses, and non-slip footwear is essential for fall protection in construction. Regular safety training for construction workers and supervision help ensure compliance with OSHA scaffolding standards and site procedures. By prioritizing construction site safety practices, companies protect workers, minimize downtime, and maintain productivity.