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If brown recluse spiders are present in your area of the country, please raise awareness with employees at least once a year during a safety meeting.

This tragic caught-in incident demonstrates that when lockout/tagout procedures are not followed, the results can be deadly. Safety meetings do save lives.

Regular cleaning and disinfection in the workplace can help to prevent or slow the transmission of airborne illnesses.

Confined spaces, like pipelines, may appear to be safe but can contain invisible hazards such as dangerous fumes, vapors, or insufficient oxygen.

Safety tips on how to keep workers safe when the stairways are under construction, like the ones being built and used at construction sites.

Crane operators, workers rigging the load, and those guiding or working as a spotter must all be specially trained in their specific duties and tasks.

Whether using a manual or power operated aerial lift, workers must recognize and avoid safety hazards that can lead to injury, property damage, or death.

Any employee on clean-up duty or administering first aid has the opportunity to be exposed to bloodborne pathogens on the job. Understand the risks.

These guidelines, provided by the CDC and other trusted sources, may help prevent the spread of COVID-19 in work environments.