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Excavator at Construction Site
OSHA Focus Four
Recognizing Potential Job Site Caught-in Hazards

To prevent injuries and fatal incidents, the first step is to recognize potential caught-in hazards, like the examples shown in this article.

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Angry worker in a high-visibility vest yelling with clenched fists inside an industrial workplace.
Conduct
Anger Management: Staying Safe and Professional at Work

Anger at work can create safety risks. Learn how to recognize warning signs, stay in control, and prevent incidents before they happen.

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A worker acting as a spotter while guiding the driver of a large truck.
Driving Safety
Ground Guiding Spotter Safety for Trucks and Equipment

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.

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Worker on a job site wearing a safety vest that says, "Stop Work If Unsafe" on the back of the safety vest.
Best Practices
How to Empower Workers to Stop Unsafe Work

Stop Work Authority (SWA) empowers employees, at any level, to halt a job or task when a hazardous situation appears imminent, without fear of retribution.

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Awareness Campaigns
National Ladder Safety Month Promotes Hazard Awareness

American Ladder Institute has declared March as National Ladder Safety Month in an effort to decrease the number of ladder-related injuries and fatalities.

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Cluttered warehouse aisle with boxes, trash, and tools scattered on the floor creating trip and housekeeping hazards.
Site Safety
Good Housekeeping Keeps Workplaces Safe and Productive

Reduce hazards, prevent injuries, and keep work areas organized with effective housekeeping practices that support safety and productivity.

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Messy construction site with scattered debris, cords, tools, and materials creating multiple trip hazards along a dirt walkway.
Site Safety
How Construction Site Housekeeping Improves Jobsite Safety

Reduce hazards, prevent injuries, and keep your construction site organized with effective housekeeping practices that support safety and productivity.

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A work bench with a lot of tools.
Tools
Tool Care and Storage: Why It Matters More Than You Think

Caring for tools is part of the job. Store them right, use them correctly, and keep your crew safe, productive, and ready to work.

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Worker wearing gloves holding up a pair of amber-tinted safety glasses for inspection.
Personal Protection
Protect Your Vision: Why Safety Glasses Are Essential at Work

From flying particles to sparks and splinters, safety glasses protect against the everyday job hazards that put your eyesight at risk.

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