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All workers should have a clear understanding of the organization’s fire safety plan, and be familiar with the location and types of extinguishers available.

Because electrical tools are so commonly used, it's important to review required safety guidance and best practices to consider when using tools on the job.

Ladders are one of the most common home improvement tools, but they can also be one of the most hazardous. Great safety tips for using ladders at home.

Stationary masonry saws are useful tools to have on the job site, but can be dangerous if safety precautions are not taken seriously.

A basic overview of benzene safety awareness including health hazards, exposure limits, PPE requirements, fire protection and first aid procedures.

The hazards of operating a walk-behind saw, guidance for transport, and the safety precautions to prevent the dangers of carbon monoxide and silica dust.

Handheld power saws, including circular saws, are versatile and convenient tools that can be dangerous if safety precautions are not taken seriously.

Using scaffolds to access hard-to-reach areas is often necessary. For especially difficult areas the safest approach may be to use a suspended scaffold.

Learn more about safety hazards pertaining to golf carts used at job sites, work facilities or on commercial property for on-the-job transport.