As most of us are aware, Hurricane Season runs from June 1st to November 30th each year. This means that we are now more than halfway through the season, and for Florida, Hurricane Ian has reminded all of us how powerful and … Continue reading
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With summer temperatures continuing to rise, now is the time to put heat safety practices in place on the job There is no denying that temperatures over the last month have been rising to dangerous levels. Record highs are challenging … Continue reading
Resources and ideas for participating in OSHA’s National Safety Stand-Down in May 2022 If you haven’t already heard, OSHA’s 9th Annual, National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction is scheduled from May 2-6, 2022. So, what is a Stand-Down? OSHA … Continue reading
Since the start of COVID-19 in the U.S., many uncertainties have been brought to the table, and to the job site. From shifting safety measures to include social distancing and masks to moving office staff to remote capacities, business owners … Continue reading
A look at preparations that construction professionals and business owners can take to keep their crews and businesses safe during hurricanes and severe weather events If you are anywhere near the State of Florida (even Georgia at this point), then … Continue reading
Information about OSHA’s free safety consultation program Would you invite OSHA to come visit your workplace and job sites? Before you say “no”, first ask yourself a few questions: Where are the weak points in my job site safety program? … Continue reading
A few ways to keep crews safe from high summer temperatures Keeping your crews safe goes beyond safety training and harnesses. With the summer upon us, the heat can be fatal if safety precautions are not in place. Not to … Continue reading
If you are in construction, then you know the importance of safety on the job site. In order to ensure that all team members are prepared and following safety guidelines, training and safety policies and procedures must be easily accessible, … Continue reading
There is a reason why fall protection is a hot topic when discussing safety in the workplace; it’s simple – falls remain the leading cause of worker fatalities in the construction industry. With Fall Protection being the #1 most cited … Continue reading
On Friday, October 9, 2018, OSHA announced a newly issued final rule on Crane Operator Certification Requirements. In brief, OSHA’s standard for cranes and derricks in construction have been updated to clarify each employer’s duty to ensure the competency of … Continue reading