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Outdoor workers must be aware of the risks posed by different weather elements, including heat exhaustion, frostbite, wind damage, lightning strikes, and more.
OSHA's HAZWOPER standard provides clear guidelines for the safe and effective handling of hazardous waste, protecting both workers and the environment.
Join the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and organizations across the nation this year in observing National Fire Prevention Week in October.
Workplace safety isn't just something that you think about once a month at a safety meeting. Learn more about job hazard analysis and why it's important.
As a leading cause of on-the-job injuries, distractions can lead to missed safety cues, costly errors, lost productivity, dangerous mistakes, and fatalities.
Internal Traffic Control Plans (ITCPs) improve safety on construction sites by organizing how vehicles and workers move within the work area.
Always look for areas on the job site that may have floor holes and be aware of holes that may not be adequately marked, covered, barricaded, or guarded.
Floor holes are one area where many workers forget to take the necessary safety measures to protect themselves and their co-workers.
The goal of the Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) standard is to ensure that workers know about chemical hazards at work and how to protect themselves.
