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National Farm Safety and Health Week Focuses on Farmers
Sept 20-26 is National Farm Safety and Health Week 2020 Agriculture is still the most dangerous job sector in America,…
Electrical Equipment Safety Guidelines for Worksites
Electrical equipment has shaped the construction industry for decades. It’s an integral part of the sector, but it’s also one…
How To Meet the Challenge of Managing Construction Teams Across Multiple Sites
Managing employees on a single project can be a daily challenge. The problem takes on a whole new dimension when…
How to Reduce the Health Risks of Dust and Debris on Construction Sites
Workplace dust and debris is part of the job description for most construction workers. They’re constantly exposed to it. While…
Construction Safety Practices for COVID-19
While many people are working from home during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, many construction projects are in full swing. But…
How to Keep Manufacturing Sites Safe from COVID-19
The Coronavirus pandemic is challenging manufacturers and other businesses around the globe. Although there is no single solution to keep…
Behavior-Based Approach Can Enhance Construction Safety
The safety management philosophy of “I’m going to catch you doing bad things, and I’ll punish you for them” is…
OSHA Revises NEP on Silica Exposure
OSHA has revised its National Emphasis Program (NEP) to identify and reduce or eliminate worker exposures to respirable crystalline silica…
What OSHA is Planning for 2020
Both OSHA and the Mine Safety and Health Administration have big plans for 2020, as reflected in the recently released…
2018 Workplace Fatalities Increased Slightly – Transportation Incidents Remain Most Frequent
2018 workplace fatalities numbered 5,250 across the U.S., a 2 percent increase from the 5,147 in 2017, reports the U.S.
