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Construction workers should remember that working around heavy equipment, like dump trucks, puts them at risk for struck-by, caught-in, and other hazards.
Workplace injuries can increase when a worker's reaction time and awareness are decreased from being fatigued due to stress, anxiety, or lack of sleep.
OSHA's HAZWOPER standard provides clear guidelines for the safe and effective handling of hazardous waste, protecting both workers and the environment.
As a leading cause of on-the-job injuries, distractions can lead to missed safety cues, costly errors, lost productivity, dangerous mistakes, and fatalities.
Join the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and organizations across the nation this year in observing National Fire Prevention Week in October.
Emergencies can happen anytime. Learn how to make a plan, build a kit, and keep your family safe with these emergency preparedness steps.
Learn more about the first aid basics that are the most vital for the skilled trades industry and provide a good foundation for your workforce.
The goal of the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) standard is to ensure that workers know about chemical hazards at work and how to protect themselves.
If employees are working outdoors or in any area where ticks could be present, it would be a good idea to have an annual safety meeting on tick avoidance.
