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Here are some of the most common variations of hazard signs that you might see in the workplace and how you can interpret their meaning.

Overhead power lines at the job site are extremely dangerous due to high voltage and using tools and equipment that can contact the lines increases the risk.

Ensure safety, even when on the road. When it's time for hauling your heavy equipment keep these tips in mind to ensure safety first.

Pneumatic tools, powered by compressed air, can be a useful addition to electrical tools at any work site where power tools are used.

Protecting workers from potential head injuries is a critical component of any workplace safety program, especially in the construction industry.

Throwing on a hard hat when you are in the warehouse or headed to a job site is a great habit, but it's also important to know why it's required.

The best way to avoid poison ivy is to become familiar with what the plant looks like and stay away from it.

Workers need to recognize the hazards, avoid contact with potentially harmful plants, and know how to protect themselves on the job.

Use the right tools for the job! Hand tools, when used improperly or not kept in good condition can cause serious injuries. Remind your team to work safe.