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5 Excavation Safety Tips: Dig In!

  • Eric Hughes
  • July 14, 2023

5 Excavation Safety Tips: Dig In! Digging holes or trenches without taking the proper precautions can be life-threatening. An unprotected trench can be an early grave. In fact, excavation and…

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A Need for Safety: The Establishment of OSHA

  • Eric Hughes
  • June 20, 2023

A Need for Safety: The Establishment of OSHA We all know OSHA, but how familiar are you with its history? History of OSHA Prior to 1970, workplace safety basically didn’t…

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Arc Flash 101: Causes, Preventions, & OSHA Standards

  • Eric Hughes
  • June 6, 2023

Arc Flash 101: Causes, Preventions, & OSHA Standards As defined by the Electrical Safety Forum, arc flashes are dangerous electrical events that occur when an electric current jumps across the gap…

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Top 5 Safety Hazards on a Worksite

  • Colton McKinney
  • February 20, 2023

Top 5 Safety Hazards on a Worksite Whether the worksite is in a factory environment or at an outdoor construction site, the manufacturing industry comes with health and safety hazards.…

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7 Reasons Why You Should Report Near Misses

  • Colton McKinney
  • February 20, 2023

7 Reasons Why You Should Report Near Misses Accidents happen in the workplace, but many times, workers narrowly avoid incidents that could have caused serious injury or even death. A…

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5 Hidden Workplace Dangers You Need to Know

  • Colton McKinney
  • February 20, 2023

5 Hidden Workplace Dangers You Need to Know   While many workplace hazards such as rickety ladders, heavy equipment, slick floors, and unstable surfaces present obvious safety risks, many dangers…

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