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Believe it or not, OSHA cares how neat and tidy you are on the job site. Messy projects mean the potential for OSHA poor housekeeping citations.

Heavy equipment is needed on every construction site. Keeping heavy equipment in good working condition can often prevent serious or even fatal incidents.

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

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.

Many industries require workers to access elevated areas and an extension ladder can be useful, but if improperly used, can result in unfortunate incidents.

Review the lessons learned from this fatal ladder accident at your next safety meeting as you review fall hazard risks with your crews.

Loading docks can be high-traffic areas that present a variety of safety hazards that employees need to be aware of during the course of the work day.

The weekly safety meeting is a great time to remind heavy equipment operators to inspect their equipment daily and to test their back-up alarms regularly.

It's critical that workers know about the hazardous materials in their work area like flammable liquids and compressed gas, so they can protect themselves.