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Don't assume everyone is aware of clear and present danger, signs are important! If there is a potential hazard, signs must be visible at all times.
Even with periodic inspections, it is still every worker's responsibility to be sure that the ladder they are about to use is in safe working order.
Job sites must be set up in a way that prevents workers from falling off of overhead platforms, elevated workstations, into floor holes, or out of holes in the wall.
Situational awareness is an on-the-job safety skill that is critical for hazard identification, effective decision making, and accident prevention.
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Stay safe on the jobsite with these essential tips for preventing wildlife encounters with deer, bears, coyotes, bobcats, and birds.
Small businesses aren’t fully exempt from OSHA. Learn what rules still apply, who is truly exempt, and why all companies should have a written safety program.
Show your commitment to safety by joining organizations across the nation to raise awareness and promote Safe and Sound Week.
Learn what's missing from your workplace health and safety program and what your company can gain from hosting regular safety meetings and toolbox talks.
