OSHA Fall Workplace Compliance Best Practices

Because of the confusion that OSHA fall protection standards and regulations can cause, many site managers don’t fully understand how to ensure their workplaces are compliant, and don’t take the time to fully understand their responsibilities.  This leads to violation citations, a major fine and a requirement to resolve the issues promptly.  Most common OSHA-compliant…

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Construction Workplace Best Safety Program Practices for 2022

You’ve done it! You survived another year. All your aggressive safety goals are complete, and you are ready to implement the next set of practices for workplace safety in 2022. It’s a new year, and just like every new year, it’s time to reflect on the work safety practices that made an impact the past…

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New Mexico Workplace Safety Strategies All Businesses Should Know

Whether you’re a safety conscious individual or an eager new employee, there are some easy ways to stay safe in your workplace. Making sure all employees know about their responsibilities will help create team spirit while keeping everyone out of trouble! Safety: First Steps It’s a good idea to take the first step toward workplace…

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Prevalent Construction Site Safety Hazards Every New Mexico Contractor Should Know

There are approximately 252,000 construction sites across the US with nearly 6.5 million people working there every day.  These construction workers face a myriad of hazards with their job site conditions and heavy equipment creating dangerous situations that require careful navigation. The fatal injury rate within the construction industry, according to the Occupational Safety and…

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Top Factors Why Fall Protection Is Critical to Your New Mexico Construction Business

There are six general safety standards that all employers must meet as set forth by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). In addition, more specific standards apply to different industries and job functions. OSHA requires employers to take workplace safety seriously. Employers must provide a safe working environment for their employees, including having systems…

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Top New Mexico Construction Site Safety Dangers to be Aware of in 2022

Construction is one of the riskiest sectors to work in, with fatalities being double the average of other industries. These are usually caused by falls, restricted mobility and accessibility in high up places, and misuse or failure of safety equipment. Risk can be minimized by implementing training in safe working practice; use and maintenance of…

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OSHA Recordkeeping Violations Basics and Fines For Recordkeeping Violations

If you’re not sure how to keep track of your New Mexico company’s safety policies, then the OSHA fines for recordkeeping violations can be severe. The standards require that managers and other personnel document everything related to these polices—and they’re serious about it! The last thing you want is for your business to suffer when…

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