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Leading Edge Safety: Essential Tips for Fall Protection on the Job
A leading edge is an unprotected boundary posing fall risks. Learn the unique hazards, OSHA standards, and specialized equipment needed for safe work near these edges.
Breaking Down OSHA’s New Arc Flash Safety Guidance
OSHA updates arc flash safety guidelines after 20 years, addressing critical risks like low-voltage hazards. Key changes include mandatory PPE, energized work permits, and safety training for workers.
Unlocking the Secrets of GHS: Chemical Safety Made Simple
Discover how GHS simplifies chemical safety with pictograms, signal words, and hazard statements. Stay informed and ensure compliance with these essential tools.
Understanding Construction's "Fatal Four" Safety Hazards
The "Fatal Four" hazards in construction—falls, electrocution, struck-by, and caught-in/between—pose significant safety risks. Learn prevention strategies and the financial impact of these hazards on employers.
Immediate Action Required: Recall of 3M™ DBI-SALA® Sealed-Blok™ Self-Retracting Lifelines
3M issues a "Stop Use and Remediate" notice for select DBI-SALA® Sealed-Blok™ Lifelines due to retrieval function issues. Users should verify affected models and follow remediation steps.
When Should You Have Your Fire Extinguisher Checked?
Regular fire extinguisher checks are vital for safety. Learn when to inspect and service your extinguisher to ensure it's ready when needed.
When Your Fire Extinguisher Fails: The Reality of Recalls
Fire extinguishers are crucial for safety, but they’re only effective if they work properly. Regular maintenance and awareness of recalls, like the Kidde recall, are vital to ensure your equipment functions in an emergency. Stay informed and ensure your fire extinguishers are always ready.
Which Fire Extinguishers Are Unsafe for Confined Spaces?
Not all fire extinguishers are safe for confined spaces. CO₂ and dry powder extinguishers can reduce oxygen or cause visibility issues, leading to serious risks. Learn about safer alternatives and fire safety tips to ensure a protected environment.
Reflecting on MSHA’s August 2024 Fatality Alert: A Reminder of Mining Safety
On August 9, 2024, a fatal mining accident highlighted the importance of maintaining strict safety standards. Regular equipment inspections, continuous training, and clear communication can help prevent such tragedies. This incident reminds us all to prioritize safety and protect the lives of workers.
Winter Safety Preparedness: Tips for Staying Safe During the Cold Season
Winter weather poses unique workplace hazards like vehicle accidents, slips, frostbite, and hypothermia. Employers should winterize vehicles, stock up on supplies, and educate workers about cold safety. Prevent injuries with proper gear, frequent breaks, and safe snow removal practices. Stay updated on safety regulations to ensure compliance and keep everyone safe.
Preventing Mining Fatalities: Essential Mine Safety Practices and Training
Mining is a dangerous job, but tragedies can be prevented with the right training and safety practices. This article highlights a recent fatality and emphasizes the importance of hazard identification, equipment safety, and thorough task training to protect miners and ensure they return home safely after every shift.
Portable Ladder Safety on Construction Sites: Best Practices to Prevent Falls and Injuries
When it comes to working on construction sites, one of the most common yet hazardous tasks involves using portable ladders. Whether you're install...