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Most people believe hands-free options are safe to use while driving, but studies show that handheld and hands-free cell phone use are both equally risky.
Learn how to inspect lanyards and SRLs before every use, identify damage, and know when to remove fall protection equipment from service.
The statistics related to slip, trip and fall incidents at work are shocking but there's plenty a business owner can do to prevent unnecessary accidents.
A safety committee is a group formed within an organization that functions to serve as an advocate for workplace health and safety.
Driver fatigue, which may be the result of insufficient sleep, long distances traveled, or long work shifts, is a major contributor to tragic motor vehicle collisions.
Learn more about how OSHA can help businesses ensure their health and safety programs are meeting all the required standards and regulations.
To prevent injuries and fatal incidents, the first step is to recognize potential caught-in hazards, like the examples shown in this article.
Anger at work can create safety risks. Learn how to recognize warning signs, stay in control, and prevent incidents before they happen.
A spotter may be recommended for ground guiding trucks or equipment at the job site when the driver doesn't have full view of the working area and hazards.
