Nail Gun Safety: Avoid an ER Visit
Nail guns have helped modernize the construction industry. In a split second, you can place a nail without ever picking up a hammer. But the power and speed behind this indispensable tool create significant safety risks for workers, especially for those without the...
Be Confident You’re Ready for OSHA with a Mock Inspection
OSHA inspections can be stressful, especially if you're not sure you're ready. But a mock OSHA inspection can give you peace of mind that you're prepared. Why Conduct a Mock Inspection One of the services we provide for clients is a mock OSHA inspection. These...
Resources for Compliance, and How Safety Improves Your Bottom Line
OSHA has created a resource center for business owners that offers FAQs on safety topics, including: whether you're covered by OSHA what safety regulations apply to your company how to identify and control safety and health hazards in your workplace how to access your...
Printable OSHA Computer Workstation Checklist Helps Pinpoint Ergonomic Trouble Spots
Few people consider an office environment to be a dangerous one. But those who sit at a desk all day are vulnerable to injury if they aren't aware of ergonomics. Many employers overlook safety procedures for office workers due to the perceived low-risk environment...
New Guidance from OSHA on COVID-19
The toll that COVID-19 has taken on America has been a steep one. With over 400,000 dead and millions out of work, this pandemic is testing the resilience of US companies and the labor force that supports them. In an effort to better protect workers from the...
Announcing Safety Development and Mentoring Program
With over 30 years of experience in the Health and Safety Industry, David has developed proven methods and techniques for training management and growing employees’ understanding and ability to grow a strong safety culture within an organization. ...
Defend Against Winter Injuries
When workers are exposed to cold temperatures for long periods of time, their body temperatures can decrease to dangerous levels. Wind makes cool air even colder, making it challenging for workers to determine when they're in danger. Cold stress can cause a variety of...
How to Measure Safety: You Can’t Evaluate What You Don’t Measure
In order to know if your safety program is working, you've got to measure it. In this post, we’re going to take a look at how to measure safety and the effectiveness of your safety programs and how to communicate losses and achievements to your workers. How Do You...
Carbon Monoxide Safety: How to Avoid The Silent Killer At Work
When most of us talk about carbon monoxide poisoning we're more familiar with risks in the context of the home. Images are rife of the "silent killer" afflicting unfortunate families who've had their whole house furnace or gas stove malfunction or perhaps some who's...
Staying Safe Around Portable Generators
Portable generators are a common sight on construction jobs. They provide power on demand in places where getting electricity from the grid isn't possible. When improperly used, portable generators can pose significant risks to worker...
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