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Personal Protection
Hand and Arm Protection: Choosing the Right PPE

Protect your hands and arms from workplace hazards. Learn how to choose, use, and maintain the right PPE to reduce injury risk and work safely.

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Awareness Campaigns
Why Construction Safety Week Matters and How to Get Involved

Held each year during the first full week of May, Construction Safety Week is a nationwide effort to inspire everyone in the industry to stay focused on safety.

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Conduct
Speak Out: Stopping Sexual Harassment at Work

Explore the critical issue of workplace harassment, its impact, and the collective steps we can take to foster a culture of respect and safety for everyone.

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Best Practices
Quality vs. Safety: From Checklists to Culture

Quality and safety are different, but they also work hand in hand, enhancing each other to create a more efficient and productive work environment.

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Awareness Campaigns
Drowsy Driving Prevention Week: Great Ways to Participate

The National Sleep Foundation’s Drowsy Driving Prevention Week encourages everyone to prioritize sleep and drive when they are alert and refreshed.

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Best Practices
Core Elements of a Safety Program: OSHA Breaks It Down

OSHA has a lot of great advice when it comes to adopting a proactive approach to workplace safety and health and here is the step-by-step approach to follow.

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Best Practices
Worker Participation is Key to Successful Safety Programs

A workplace safety and health program needs workers to participate in a meaningful way in order to be effective. Here's how to make that happen.

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Lockout Tagout
Lockout Tagout Devices Minimize Maintenance Hazards

Lockout/tagout devices are an essential component of an organization’s safety program to protect workers when the control of hazardous energy is required.

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Best Practices
Implement Effective Safeguards to Protect Workers

Effective controls protect employees by minimizing or eliminating safety and health risks with the ultimate goal of preventing injuries, illnesses, and incidents.

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