Ensuring Electrical Safety: Understanding OSHA’s Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Standards Electrical safety is a critical component of workplace safety, and OSHA has established specific standards to help employers prevent electrical accidents. One…
The Cardinal Rules of Fall Protection: Crash Now, Not Later Falls account for many workplace accidents and are the leading cause of fatalities in construction. In fact, the U.S. Bureau…
Compact Safety: Navigating Confined Spaces In various industrial settings, confined space work presents unique challenges that demand careful attention to detail and proactive risk management. Despite their restrictive nature, confined…
3 Emerging Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Trends Did you know that, according to OSHA, nearly 40% of occupational diseases and injuries could be prevented using proper personal protective equipment (PPE)?…
4 Ways to Incorporate Heart-Healthy Initiatives into Your Workplace With nearly 128 million adults in the U.S. affected by cardiovascular disease, which accounts for around 50% of working-age citizens, employers…
New for ‘24: OSHA’s Updated Injury Tracking Requirements As we step into 2024, we’re highlighting this year’s significant updates made by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), specifically regarding…
Lighting the Tree (and Only the Tree) The holiday season is the time to get festive, and Christmas lights play a big part in that. However, it’s important to keep…
Cooking Up Safety We’re quickly approaching Thanksgiving, a time when kitchens come alive with non-stop cooking and cherished family gatherings. It’s a season of togetherness, gratitude, and of course, indulging…
Turning Up the Heat As the leaves turn and the cooler weather creeps in, you’re getting ready to fire up your home’s heating system. Whether it’s a furnace, fireplace, or…
The Importance of a Drug-Free Workplace Drug and alcohol abuse are nothing new – in fact, due to issues with substance abuse in the military, President Reagan signed the Drug-Free…
