It’s OSHA Reporting Season! Who Has To Report?

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Each year OSHA requires a large number of companies to report documentation of any serious work-related injuries and illnesses.

How Effective Communications Can Save Lives

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Communication is a key component for any organization or business and plays a huge factor in the success of that company.

The Evolution and Future of Hard Hats

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Some safety experts believe OSHA will soon require hard hats to have a chin strap to better reinforce head protection.

Safety Training Saves Lives – Protect Your Workers!

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One of the most effective ways to protect workers is to properly train them on tasks and hazards associated with their role in the workplace

Follow These 5 Tips to Be SMART About Electrical Safety

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It is extraordinarily important to ensure that employees are adequately trained and qualified for electrical tasks they may be performing.

Beryllium: What Is It and How Does It Affect Workers?

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Concerns regarding chronic beryllium disease & lung cancer in workers have put OSHA into motion to refine the beryllium standard.

The Cost of Fatigued Workers

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Fatigue is a symptom of one or more health issue, which could be the result of a lack of sleep and rest or an illness.

Caught-In-Between Incidents: A Rising Issue in Construction

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Caught-in or caught-between incidents are extraordinarily common and can very quickly become fatal.

Enhancing Safety Culture Through Toolbox Talks

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Toolbox talks are informal safety meetings, usually held before or after the work day, that facilitate discussions revolving around safety.

The Importance of Safety Programs

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Safety programs are designed to outline all company safety policies and help decrease workplace injuries, illnesses and deaths.