All safety Articles

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Emergency
Eyewash Stations: Essential First Aid for Workplace Eye Safety

Eyewash stations are a critical first aid measure in workplaces—learn when, why, and how workers should use them to protect their vision in an emergency.

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Driving Safety
Pre-Drive Vehicle 360 Walk-Around: An Essential Safety Check

Before every drive, a Vehicle 360 Walk Around helps spot hazards, ensure safety, and prevent accidents. Confirm it's safe before you drive!

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Incidents
Tragic Caught-in Incident with a Valuable Safety Lesson

This tragic caught-in incident demonstrates that when lockout/tagout procedures are not followed, the results can be deadly. Safety meetings do save lives.

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Health and Safety Hazards of the Recycling Industry
Best Practices
Health and Safety Hazards of the Recycling Industry

Recycling may be great for the environment but workers in the recycling industry face their own set of unique health and safety hazards.

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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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Conduct
See Something, Say Something: Building a Culture of Vigilance

Empower your team with the 'See Something, Say Something' approach. Foster a vigilant culture where everyone plays a role in maintaining workplace safety.

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Incidents
Workplace Incident Investigations Prevent Future Injuries

Incident investigations, along with a root cause analysis, should be happening after any injury, property damage event, or near miss happens on the job.

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Industrial Washing Machine
Incidents
Traumatic Incident and the Dangers of Caught-in Hazards

This traumatic incident was a crushed-by death that should have never happened. Safety training, safety meetings, and safety procedures do save lives.

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Incidents
Why Workers Should Never Enter an Unprotected Trench

Safety training should be adequate enough so all excavation workers understand why they should never enter an unprotected trench for their own safety.

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