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Positive Facts About Workers Being OSHA Certified
Don’t let the words “OSHA certification” fool you – it doesn’t exist! What we mean when talking about this is that there are various programs which offer safety training and guidance to help companies stay compliant with federal regulations. These include OSHA’s Authorized Outreach Training and recognized employer compliance courses. OSHA certificates not only fulfill…
Read MoreOSHA Reporting— Top Factors Why It’s Criticially Important to Your New Mexico Company
When someone gets injured at work, the first thing that comes to their mind is, “We need to report this to the Occupational Health and Safety Administration.” Instead, the first step should be to seek medical assistance, identifying and correcting the root of the occurrence. An evaluation of the economic effects follows, including workers’ compensation,…
Read MoreAdvantages of OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 Training-How Can It Help Your Company?
According to the organization, a framework of safety training standards established by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) must be satisfied by firms in a variety of industries across the country. OSHA training programs provide several benefits to both employers and employees, emphasizing the need to maintain a safe workplace environment. There are many…
Read MoreThe Major Benefits of Workplace CPR Training
It’s quite amazing to realize that CPR training can actually save a life when used properly. It doesn’t matter whether you’re a bystander on a busy street, or witnessing a cardiac arrest at work, your CPR training can make the difference between life and death. According to the American Heart Association, there are over 350,000…
Read MoreNew Mexico Construction Company Employees Need Fall Prevention Training—Here’s Why
Like it or not, workplace falls are all too common these days and they come with more than just an economic cost. You have a responsibility for safety within your workplace, and you need to be paying attention to ways you can protect your workforce. Why is Fall Safety Important? Fall incidents can have many…
Read MoreWhy You Should Take a CPR First Aid AED Course—Here’s Why
The purpose of using CPR is to keep oxygen and blood flowing in case of a cardiac arrest. It significantly increases the chances that the victim will survive. Because you never know when you might find yourself in the situation of having to perform CPR, here are some factors you should consider: The Leading Cause…
Read MoreThe Major Advantages of Employees Taking a New Mexico Defensive Driving Course
You can’t control what happens around you, no matter how good you are at driving. There are a lot of aggressive drivers out there. Extreme weather conditions. Obstacles on the road. Some mechanical issues have occurred. Suppose you don’t know how to respond to or avoid these hazards. In that case, you and your passengers…
Read MoreImportant Factors Why You Require CPR Training
It is estimated that roughly 475,000 people in the United States die from heart attacks each year. Outside of a hospital, over 90% of all incidents are fatal. CPR, on the other hand, dramatically improves the survival rate. CPR training is, unfortunately, lacking in many people. You may rely on CPR to save a person’s…
Read MoreThe Scoop On Top OSHA Matters For 2022
We live in a different world today, with COVID-19 as a part of our planet now, it’s created an enormous upheaval for both the economy and the legal compliance world. Even the most conscientious and attentive employer has been overwhelmed by the complexity of rules and regulations that the pandemic has caused. While we’ve welcomed…
Read MoreSkyrocketing OSHA Fines: Is Your New Mexico Construction Workplace Compliant with OSHA’s Fall Protection Code?
OSHA fines continue to increase and it’s imperative that your workplace is compliant with the OSHA fall protection code. If it’s not compliant, workers are placed at a huge risk of getting hurt with disastrous consequences. It could mean large OSHA fines and could potentially put an end to your business. OSHA implemented new and…
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