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Safety Audits are a step forward as organizations become proactive with their safety programs instead of only being reactive when the unexpected happens.

OSHA provides some great information for planning, preparing for, completing, and following up on a workplace or job site safety inspection.

When is the best time to set new goals for your safety program and what are great initiatives that will improve every company? We've got some great ideas.

This article covers health risks and work precautions for all outdoor personnel, but especially those who may work in an at-risk area for Lyme disease.

Safety precautions to consider that can help when employees may be required or advised to practice physical or social distancing measures while at work.

Workers who load or work near open top trash compactors need to be aware of the unique hazards of these large machines, essential for many companies.

There are many cooperative programs that allow organizations to work cooperatively with OSHA to help prevent fatalities, injuries, and illnesses on the job.

If workers are exposed to the dangers of traffic and construction equipment in a work zone, they must wear high-visibility safety apparel, known as HVSA.

Electrical hazards are everywhere. Even the safest companies need to make sure they have electrical safety reminders and safety meetings on a regular basis.