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The Importance of Fall Protection for New Mexico Residential Construction Site Safety
At New Mexico construction sites one of the most common causes of serious work-related injuries and deaths, falls remain at the top of the list, year after year. As a result of this harsh reality, employers must set up safety precautions to avoid endangering their employees. Employers are responsible for the mitigation of the risk…
Read MoreUsing Scissor Lifts Safely
When operated according to the manufacturer’s directions, scissor lifts provide workers with a safe and reliable platform to conduct job duties. However, Scissor lifts can be dangerous to employees if they are not used appropriately. Businesses are responsible for keeping employees safe. This article details the hazards that exist in workplaces where scissor lifts are…
Read MoreThe Basics of Hard Hat Safety
When operating in situations where falling objects could cause injury to the head, hard hats are essential. Additionally, hard hats designed to reduce electrical shock are also required when working near exposed electrical conductors that may make contact with the head. Hard helmets featuring miner’s lights, reflective stripes for night work, face shields for welders,…
Read MoreNew Mexico Construction Site Safety – Scissor Lift Safety Protocol
Scissor lifts can be an effective tool when used properly in a warehouse. This machine is safe and reliable when used according to the manufacturer’s instructions; however, if used improperly, it can be a serious liability and cause extensive damage. Your number one priority s an employer should be the safety of your workers. Without…
Read MoreConstruction Site Safety – Using Extension Ladders Safely
Falls and electrocutions are an ever-present danger to workers who utilize extension ladders but following basic safety procedures can minimize or significantly decrease these risks. This article looks at some of the risks that workers may face while working on extension ladders and what companies and employees may do to prevent those injuries. The Basics…
Read MoreTop Five Factors Why Confined Space Training Is Important
People conduct various incredibly hazardous jobs daily but working in a confined space is perhaps one of the most dangerous. Employees who operate in confined spaces work in hazardous areas putting themselves at risk. As a result, working in confined spaces can lead to severe injury, illness, or death. Workers working in dangerous locations need…
Read MoreHow to Save Money by Taking A Defensive Driving Course
When looking for vehicle insurance, it’s a good idea to investigate any available insurance savings to help lower the total cost of your rates. The good news is, completing a defensive driving course qualifies you for just such a discount. After completing an approved driver safety course, numerous car insurance companies provide savings that can…
Read MoreHow Ergonomics Awareness Training Can Help the Prevention of Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Workplace
Muscles, nerves, blood vessels, ligaments, and tendons can all be affected by musculoskeletal disorders (MSD). Lifting heavy objects, stooping, reaching high overhead, pushing and pushing large loads, working in unusual positions, and repetitively performing the same or similar activities are all risk factors for workers in various sectors and vocations. The risk of injury to…
Read MoreTop Ways To Save on Construction Workplace Safety Practices
In this current economy, it is critical to saving money. When it comes to safety, though, one must ask: • How can you save money without jeopardizing your employees’ safety? • How can you create and sustain a strong safety culture while staying focused on your profit margins? Even in a good economy, every safety…
Read MoreOSHA 10-Hour Course Training Basics
The OSHA-10 Hour Course refers to the OSHA Outreach Training Program’s ten-hour training program. The goal of the course is to improve worker health and safety. It is a resource that can educate workers on their rights in terms of workplace health and safety and general workplace risks. There are two choices; workers can take…
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