How is Your Season Shaping Up? As we turn to fall, work can become more unpredictable. Hurricane season is in full swing, as we see from the devastation Hurricane Fiona has caused, so make sure you are ready to keep yourself and your job site safe, as well as handle the aftermath. OSHA has an excellent site […]
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The City of Woonsocket is now hiring for a Senior Equipment Mechanic! Read below for the details.
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Our experience shows that the major causes of job-site accidents are a lack of training and equipment failure. Don’t let that happen to you and your employees. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the August 2022 accidents. Crane Operator Suffers Traumatic Injuries In Accident We are reprinting this article
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Check out these articles we found for our August 2022 Industry Resources roundup. OSHA Developing Six Economically Significant Rules This article from EHS Daily Advisor shows us OSHA’s upcoming priorities, including the development of the tree worker standard. The Effects of Fatigue on Worker Safety Fatigue is a safety issue, as this OH&S Online article
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The City of Woonsocket is now hiring for a Utility Specialist! Read below for the details.
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August 2022: Looking Ahead to Fall Summer might be closing out, but we’re ramping up to another busy trade show season! Our intrepid Safety Consultant, Jack Guinan, will be at all these shows this fall: Mass Arbor Association Fall Field Day, Framingham, MA – Sept 15 New England ISA Annual Conference & Trade Show, Framingham, MA
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We have curated these articles for our July 2022 Industry Resources roundup. New workers account for 35% of injuries, analysis of comp claims shows This Safety & Health Magazine article reports on a study done showing the prevalence and types of injury among new workers over a 4 year period. But There Are Power Lines
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The major causes of job-site accidents are a lack of training and equipment failure. Don’t let that happen to you and your employees. Sign up for training or schedule your next inspection. But first, read on for the July 2022 accidents. Hanging on to the load We are reprinting this article from Vertikal.net originally published on July
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July 2022: Halfway Through Summer We’ve been working hard here at CranesHQ, with a full roster of classes and inspections. How has your summer been going? Jack had fun at the Summer Meeting of the Connecticut Tree Protective Association held in Farmington, CT, making plenty of great connections there. We provide discounted rates to TCIA
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This is a reprint of OSHA’s news release on June 29, 2022. US Department of Labor proposes approval of Massachusetts’ occupational health, safety plan for local government workers WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration today published a proposed rulemaking to approve a new occupational safety and health plan for Massachusetts state and
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