We scour the internet for articles you might find interesting every month. Here’s what we found: Breaking the Mold: Lifting Devices Jay Sturm talks about the importance of daily equipment inspections as part of safety culture on this podcast episode, brought to you by the NPCA. OSHA’s Top 10 Most Frequently Cited Standards for FY …
Here’s what we found interesting this month: Safety Within Reach You’ll find a familiar name quoted in this article from the ArborTIMES about crane safety in tree work. US Department of Labor investigation of 29-year-old worker’s drowning finds Key Largo marine construction company failed to follow federal safety requirements See how OSHA cited this Florida …
We scoured the internet to bring you these articles this month. Researchers call for more worker awareness in ‘moderately hazardous’ environments This Safety & Health Magazine article summarizes a study’s findings about worker behavior and awareness. Being Proactive About Seasonal Worker Safety Pays Off in Long Run There are numerous benefits of investing in safety …
Check out these articles we found interesting this month. OSHA and NOAA team up for infographic on preventing heat illnesses While we wait for the official heat standard to come from OSHA, they, along with NOAA, are providing some guidance through this new infographic as part of the Heat Illness Prevention Campaign. Creating a Safety …
Once again, we bring you some articles we found this month for you around the Internet. OSHA’s revised recordkeeping rule to go into effect Jan. 1 Companies with 100 or more employees will need to follow this rule, per this Safety & Health Magazine article. Why Apprenticeship? One Company’s Journey One way companies are solving …
June is National Safety Month! As always, here are some articles we found this month for you around the Internet. In a Real Aerial Rescue, How Will You Respond? From TCI Magazine, the author details how one such rescue went down, and how it could have been so much worse. Lockout/Tagout update now “long-term” action …
Here’s some articles we found this month for you around the Internet. Safety Starts at the Top—and with Better Head Protection This EHS Today article covers the benefits of Type II safety helmets on construction sites. US Department of Labor announces national emphasis program to reduce, prevent workplace falls, a leading cause of workplace fatalities …
Check out what we found for you around the Internet this month. 9 of the biggest OSHA fines of Q1 2023 This ConstructionDive article highlights what happened to “earn” these fines. Got ideas to ‘Beat the Heat’? OSHA wants to know This Safety & Health Magazine article encourages you to submit ideas about working safely …
We’ve rounded up more articles of interest. Check out what we found for you around the Internet this month.. SECRETARY WALSH JOINS UNION, COMMUNITY LEADERS, APPRENTICES TO DISCUSS REGISTERED APPRENTICESHIPS, $20M AGREEMENT TO EXPAND EQUITABLE CONSTRUCTION TRAINING This DOL press release covers the agreement with the nonprofit org TradesFutures in how it will expand apprenticeship …
Once again, here is a roundup of articles we thought you’d enjoy. Check out what we found for you around the Internet this month.. US Department of Labor seeking public comments on modernizing program that recognizes employers committed to best safety, health practices OSHA would like to update the Voluntary Protection Program, and you can …