The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) is responsible for the development of standards for products, services, processes, systems and personnel in the U.S. and has worked hard to create the most effective, safe standards for operations. In 2018, ANSI released an update to the aerial work platform standard, ANSI A92.22, that will go into effect […]
Often, employers are told to know their rights during an OSHA inspection, but how many employers actually know what their rights are during this process? Knowing your rights during an inspection can help narrow the inspection field as well as better understand why OSHA is there in the first place. Employers can be better prepared […]
The Clearinghouse is a new government-run program database that requires all motor carriers to submit drug and alcohol testing information and violations about their drivers. This helps to provide safer roadways and eliminate drivers with repeat violations from simply finding a new company to work for and continuing their unsafe habits. This database provides an […]
Each year OSHA requires a large number of companies to report documentation of any serious work-related injuries and illnesses.
Communication is a key component for any organization or business and plays a huge factor in the success of that company.
Holidays can be a very exciting time, but can also be very dangerous if proper safety measures are not followed.
Some safety experts believe OSHA will soon require hard hats to have a chin strap to better reinforce head protection.
One of the most effective ways to protect workers is to properly train them on tasks and hazards associated with their role in the workplace
It is extraordinarily important to ensure that employees are adequately trained and qualified for electrical tasks they may be performing.
Las preocupaciones con respecto a la enfermedad crónica de berilio y el cáncer de pulmón en trabajadores de todo Estados Unidos
