Why It's Important to Keep Heavy Equipment Maintained
Heavy equipment is needed on every construction site. Keeping heavy equipment in good working condition can often prevent serious or even fatal incidents.
5 Safety Tips to Remember When Hauling Heavy Equipment
Ensure safety, even when on the road. When it's time for hauling your heavy equipment keep these tips in mind to ensure safety first.
Forklift Safety on the Job Starts With Operator Safety Training
Although forklifts (powered industrial trucks) make work more efficient, they can pose serious hazards to those operating or working near them.
Industrial Workplace Safety for Automated Guided Vehicles
Automated Guided Vehicles, commonly known as AGVs, may be generally safer than manual forklifts, but safety precautions and worker safety are still critical.
Dump Truck Hazards to Cover During the Next Toolbox Talk
Construction workers should remember that working around heavy equipment, like dump trucks, puts them at risk for struck-by, caught-in, and other hazards.
Forklifts: When to Check and Inspect
Find out exactly what OSHA standards require when it comes to forklift inspections.
Prioritize Skid-Steer Loader Safety on the Construction Site
If safety precautions are not followed, workers who operate or work near skid-steer loaders are in danger of crushed-by, caught-in, rollover, and runover risks.