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A workplace safety and health program needs workers to participate in a meaningful way in order to be effective. Here's how to make that happen.
In addition to the health and sanitation risks introduced by mice and rats, when they invade the job site or work facility, rodents can cause quite a bit of damage.
Effective controls protect employees by minimizing or eliminating safety and health risks with the ultimate goal of preventing injuries, illnesses, and incidents.
Workers should know how to prevent fire, explosion, and health hazards during refueling and also when handling, storing, and traveling with gasoline.
Every October, businesses across the nation come together to raise awareness about noise-induced hearing loss during National Protect Your Hearing Month.
Workplace safety considerations for the use, care, inspection, and assembly of office chairs including ergonomic risk factors and wear and tear concerns.
Safe grease trap design, training, and maintenance, as part of an overall workplace safety and health program, can prevent grease trap‑related incidents.
Snow removal operations can be dangerous and workers should be trained on how to safely remove snow from rooftops and other elevated structures.
Join the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and organizations across the nation this year in observing National Fire Prevention Week in October.
