Regulation 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S documents specific provisions to ensure safe work practices when working with live electrical components. Learn more...
OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.147 serves to eliminate unexpected startups to prioritize worker safety. Learn more about lockout/tagout and the control...
Health and safety policies can help keep companies running efficiently and with full staff while reducing liability and the chances of downtime...
Also referred to as “hot work” jobs, OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.252 requires employees to be properly protected from hazards associated with...
One of the base emergency training that companies should provide its employees is cardiopulmonary resuscitation, better known as CPR. Learn more...
Working in confined spaces can be dangerous. Under regulation 29 CFR 1910.146, OSHA requires employees to be protected from hazards associated with...
It’s no secret that safety is a top priority on construction sites. One way to recapture your employees’ attention and make an impact is by including...
The value of safety huddles come directly from the topics you discuss, advice you provide, and engagement you receive from your employees. Here are...
A Workplace Safety Report from API indicates that occupational injuries and illnesses from the oil and gas industry occurred at a substantially lower...
Consider the following six manufacturing safety topics to create awareness and build discussions with your employees.
Every year, OSHA shares its top ten safety violations that have resulted in the most workplace citations. As 2018 is drawing to a close, it’s...
Wondering what an electrical arc flash is? Arc flashes may cause over 30,000 incidents each year and 400 fatalities. Learn more about arc flash...
Lockout Tagout (LOTO) is an OSHA-developed standard to help companies prevent injuries from machines that are being repaired or serviced.
A safe work environment is also an expectation of contractors, and getting them involved in your safety culture is critical to helping them remain...
Every company should have a safety incident investigation plan in place to help you conduct a thorough inspection of what happened, why the incident...
