Articles Tagged with ''Operations''

Slips, trips and falls are one of the leading causes of workplace accidents each year. Many factors contribute to these accidents, including poorly maintained floors, the use of inappropriate products for floor care, cords or cables stretched across walkways, failure to clean up spills, and ignoring methods and equipment to avoid spills in the first place.

Finding the right lockout/tagout (LOTO) solution for your worksite’s safety is more than just providing a strong durable lock. The goal is for your facility to meet or surpass OSHA’s LOTO regulations.

Beyond following the regulations mandated by OSHA and your state, safety in welding is largely based on understanding hazards and awareness of your surroundings.

Electrical safety is a serious issue and it is imperative that plant managers, safety managers, facility managers, electricians, maintenance personnel and contractors receive proper training on the NFPA 70E-STANDARD for Electrical Safety in the Workplace. Having the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE) on hand is not enough.

A little advance preparation can help you mitigate winter’s potential slip-and-fall safety dangers - and help you avoid costly accident claims.

During an emergency, the effective use of equipment can mean the difference between injury and safety, or even between life and death.

Just a little exposure to hexavalent chromium may exceed the proposed REL. 

The protection of employees and assets is paramount to the security industry’s financial health.

The following information is aimed at developing a logical thought process that comprehends many of the circumstances and alternatives of your specific eyewash and/or eye/face wash applications.

Here are three best practices that will help create a safer dock for pedestrians and forklift operators alike.