All safety Articles
What happens when there is no OSHA standard on a specific safety hazard? Learn more about how OSHA's General Duty Clause might apply at your organization.
Construction workers should remember that working around heavy equipment, like dump trucks, puts them at risk for struck-by, caught-in, and other hazards.
When do you need additional fall protection when working on man lifts? Learn more about man lift fall protection from this tragic incident.
Construction tasks often require workers to be on surfaces above ground level. The use of an extension ladder provides easy access to those elevated areas.
Workers in many industries face potential fall hazards. Any organization that has personnel working at heights should have a fall rescue plan implemented.
While fixed ladders may seem safer in a work environment than portable ladders, there are still many safety issues that must be considered.
On any construction site, one wrong step could become very serious, very fast. Take a look at these images and see how easily you can spot the fall hazards.
When the servicing or maintenance is completed, lockout/tagout procedures for restoring service should be used to make sure all workers are protected.
Emergency Action Plans provide site-specific procedures so workers know what is expected and what to do in the event of an emergency.
