It’s OSHA Reporting Season! Who Has To Report?
Each year OSHA requires a large number of companies to report documentation of any serious work-related injuries and illnesses.
How Effective Communications Can Save Lives
Communication is a key component for any organization or business and plays a huge factor in the success of that company.
The Evolution and Future of Hard Hats
Some safety experts believe OSHA will soon require hard hats to have a chin strap to better reinforce head protection.
Safety Training Saves Lives – Protect Your Workers!
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
Follow These 5 Tips to Be SMART About Electrical Safety
It is extraordinarily important to ensure that employees are adequately trained and qualified for electrical tasks they may be performing.
Beryllium: What Is It and How Does It Affect Workers?
Concerns regarding chronic beryllium disease & lung cancer in workers have put OSHA into motion to refine the beryllium standard.
The Cost of Fatigued Workers
Fatigue is a symptom of one or more health issue, which could be the result of a lack of sleep and rest or an illness.
Caught-In-Between Incidents: A Rising Issue in Construction
Caught-in or caught-between incidents are extraordinarily common and can very quickly become fatal.
Enhancing Safety Culture Through Toolbox Talks
Toolbox talks are informal safety meetings, usually held before or after the work day, that facilitate discussions revolving around safety.
The Importance of Safety Programs
Safety programs are designed to outline all company safety policies and help decrease workplace injuries, illnesses and deaths.