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Five Practices You Should Develop as a Safe Confined Space Worker
A confined workspace is a work area not designed for workers. However, the space is ample enough for workers to function and perform their job duties. Confined spaces also limit entry and exit and are not set up for continuous occupancy. Many workplace accidents are related to a confined space work. Without taking the proper…
Read MoreWhy Construction Workers Need OSHA 10-Hour Training
Why Construction Workers Need OSHA 10-Hour Training. Falling from height. Hit by an object. Collapsing of support Electrocution Slip, Trips, and Falls Besides mentioned types, there are a lot more hazards, but these are common. To reduce accidents and regulate workplace safety, a regulating body OSHA was established under the OSHA Act on April 28th,…
Read MoreWarehouse Safety Training and OSHA Guidelines for Warehouses
Your warehouse safety strategy is more critical now than ever. In this article, a well-detailed explanation of why this is the case will be given and explain some OSHA warehouse safety guidelines. In our packed stock rooms, there are specific hazards around every corner. In warehouse facilities, businesses are struggling to adopt safety best practices.…
Read MoreHow Businesses Can Prevent Common Fire Protection System Code Violations
A very secure and tidy work environment should always be the main priority for any Albuquerque, NM, company. Fire hazards are costly, and the penalties for the Fire Protection System Code violations can directly or indirectly affect a company. The main objective of company owners should always be to protect people (including the customers and…
Read More2021 OSHA Fines, Citations, and Violations Spelled Out
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration sets and enforces working standards to ensure the safety and health of employees. The regulations are put in place to help monitor working conditions throughout the country. Many jobs place workers in hazardous conditions. The OSHA, in turn, tries to prevent unnecessary hazards and dangers from placing workers at risk. OSHA…
Read MoreRough Terrain Forklifts Safety Training Is Important – Here’s Why
Rough Terrain Forklifts Safety Training A long time ago and most likely yesterday a worker in a lumber yard, warehouse, or big box retailer somewhere in the U.S. said, “Boss, I know how to drive a forklift. All forklifts are the same, aren’t they?”. This grandiose statement has been the bane of many workers, supervisors,…
Read MoreFour Factors Why Fall Protection is Critical for Your Business
It is a fact that there is distinct irony about a business owning a high-quality fall protection system and a business that owns, employs, and continues to use and take care of the best fall protect system available. Simply put, employers need to buy a fall protection system and use it. There are a set…
Read MoreYour Business Needs Active Shooter Training Now – Here’s Why
When there is a workplace shooting a true tragedy takes place. The whole reality of flags being flown at half-staff are a sad reminder that shootings at the workplace are continuing to happen. The issue is not disappearing anytime soon, and it is up to business owners and all of us to do what we…
Read MoreInvesting Money in Workplace Safety and Training Pays Off – Here’s How
Business approaches and sayings differ, but the age-old adage that you must spend money to make money never seems to get too old, because it keeps getting used. This axiom is mentioned directly here to make the connection of the cost of doing business that spending money just naturally and logically comes with the territory…
Read MoreTop Factors Why Confined Space Training is Needed by New Mexico Businesses
Highly dangerous jobs exist throughout the U.S. and New Mexico that people work at every day. That being the case, there are jobs involving working in a confined space that are quite likely the most hazardous jobs in the country. People working in confined spaces are working in places not designed or intended to be…
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