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Outdoor Safety Meeting
Safety Resources
Weekly Safety Meetings are Important for Your Safety Program

If you are interested in knowing where to start to improve your workplace safety program by adding weekly safety meetings, download our free report today.

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Outdoor Construction Safety Meeting
Safety Resources
Try a 5-Minute Safety Huddle at the End of the Week

A Friday Safety Huddle is a great idea. Sometimes we are just a few decisions away from really making amazing changes for ourselves and our teams.

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Scene of Tragic Incident with Man Lift
Incidents
Lessons Learned: Crushed-by Hazards Can Be Deadly

Crushed-against is a caught-in hazard that all team members need to be aware of because if you aren't trained, things can take a deadly turn fast.

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Work Zone
Work Zones
Work Zones: Why Daily Safety Meetings are Important

For crews that are working on projects in work zones, a daily safety meeting at the start of every shift is recommended, here are great points to emphasize.

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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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Rainwater runoff flowing across an industrial yard toward a storm drain near storage barrels.
Site Safety
Stormwater Management: How to Prevent Runoff Pollution

Stormwater runoff can spread pollution. Learn best practices, sampling basics, and practical steps to prevent contaminated runoff from leaving your site.

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Press brake operator positioning a sheet of metal on a press brake table while wearing protective gloves.
Site Safety
Press Brake Safety: Best Practices to Prevent Serious Injuries

Press brakes are powerful machines. Learn key hazards, guarding methods, and safe operating practices to help prevent serious injuries on the job.

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Two hydraulic rescue tools with orange hoses lie on the pavement, used for cutting and spreading during emergency or industrial operations.
Tools
Hidden Dangers of Hydraulic Tools: What Workers Need to Know

Hydraulic tools save time but can cause serious injuries if misused. Workers need to know how to stay safe, prevent hazards, and stay safe on the job.

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Two construction workers wearing orange high-visibility vests and hard hats walking through a dirt job site with heavy equipment in the background.
Work Zones
Internal Traffic Control: Keeping Workers Safe Within the Job Site

Internal Traffic Control Plans (ITCPs) improve safety on construction sites by organizing how vehicles and workers move within the work area.

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