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Workers must recognize the common trip and fall hazards that can be found during construction and all workers have the right to be protected from fall hazards.
Here are the best points to emphasize when you hold your next safety meeting or toolbox talk about workplace fall prevention and protection.
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.
It's always a good idea to have a safety meeting on fall protection, fall hazards identification and fall prevention at least once every three months.
Review lightning hazards and safety recommendations for outdoor workers provided by OSHA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Moving machine parts have potential to cause severe workplace injuries. Any machine part, function, or process that may cause injury must be safeguarded.
Apply these safety tips and techniques when your job requires lifting and carrying, to prevent potential discomfort, aggravation, strains, sprains and injury.
Confined spaces, like pipelines, may appear to be safe but can contain invisible hazards such as dangerous fumes, vapors, or insufficient oxygen.
Sometimes just taking a break and drinking more water is not enough. Learn how to recognize the deadly symptoms of heat-related illnesses.
