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OSHA Requires Mandatory Injury and Illness Recordkeeping and Reporting – Here’s What You Need to Know
We all like to hope that our workers will stay safe and healthy at all times. However, in reality, things sometimes go wrong – and whether that’s an injury at work or a staff member feeling ill, knowing how to tackle these issues s crucial. Fortunately, we’ve outlined some of the key things you need…
Read MoreNew Mexico Construction Site Scaffolding Safety Basics & Contractor Mandatory Scaffolding Safety Compliance Protocol
An estimated 2.3 million workers, or 65% of the construction industry, work on scaffolds, and thousands of workers are injured every year in scaffolding-related accidents. Scaffolding is consistently ranked third on OSHA’s Top Ten List of the most frequently cited standards violations. These statistics are an indication of how vitally important it is for employers…
Read MoreConstruction Workers Should Take the OSHA 10 Construction Course – Here’s Why
Let’s face it – for businesses working in the construction industry, there’s no room for error when it comes to training and safety. And, in accordance with this, making sure that your security team has the necessary skills and experience is critical to keep everyone safe on the construction site. Fortunately, our experts have outlined…
Read MoreTop Risks that Turn Confined Spaces into Danger Zones
Working in confined spaces can be dangerous. However, you may have to work in such confined spaces due to the nature of work you do. In such situations, you should be aware of the risks that you will have to deal with. This understanding can help you to avoid such risks and ensure your safety.…
Read MoreNew Mexico Construction Site Smart Fall Protection Action Plan
According to the reports of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, over 1,000 construction site workers have lost their lives while on the job. Out of accidents that involve falls, around 40% have ended up with fatalities. These accidents take place due to few common reasons, such as human error, improper use of fall protection equipment,…
Read MoreLadder Safety in the Workplace Spelled Out
You will come across numerous situations to use ladders in the workplace. Regardless of the reason why you use a ladder, you should be mindful about safety. That’s because falling from ladders is equivalent to around 30% of accidents that involve falling from heights. To help you stay away from such accidents and serious injuries,…
Read MoreConstruction Scaffold Safety Inspection Schedule Spelled Out
When your construction site wants workers to do work at high elevations, you get scaffolds. It is the most convenient option available to consider. However, you need to make sure that your scaffolds are safe at all times. In fact, you should care about safety during design, installation, and even dismantling your scaffolds. Continue to…
Read MoreOSHA 30-Hour Safety Course is for Supervisors and Workers with Safety and Health Responsibility – Here’s What it Covers
Regarding workplace safety, you should take several simple steps to ensure that your workers are given the necessary protections – and the OSHA 30 course covers these. However, it’s not always easy to understand this, which is why today’s guide has outlined some of the key things you need to know about the OSHA 30…
Read MoreDistinguishing Between Competent and Qualified Individuals Per OSHA Regulations
OSHA is a government organization that was created in 1970 to safeguard the well-being of American employees. It is crucial to prioritize meeting OSHA standards and selecting a competent or qualified person to ensure the safety of your workers. To ensure a safe workplace anywhere in the world, employers must identify any potential hazards in…
Read MoreWays Defensive Driver Training is a Smart Move for New Mexico Companies
Have you been looking to invest in defensive driving training for your New Mexico company? In many cases, it’s easy to overlook this so long as your staff members have a valid driving license. But this may not always be enough! As such, today, we’re looking at some of the key things you should know…
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