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8/22: Effective Hazard Communication for Transforming How Workers Understand Chemicals
9/6: A Two Degree Future
9/12: Common Occupational Health & Safety Pitfalls in The Utilities Sector
9/13: How Onsite Innovations Brought Occupational Hearing Conservation In-House for a Major Food & Beverage Company
9/25: Managing Respiratory Protection Programs - The Respiratory Protection Program (RPP) Administrator
9/26: Results of the Newly Released AGA Fire Study and Takeaways for Fire Hazards in YOUR Industry
9/27: NFPA 70E: Are You Compliant or Safe?
10/4: The Opioid Epidemic and Its Impact On the Workplace
5/2 - Overcoming Tenacious Injuries: Leadership Strategies For Stepping Above The Safety Performance Plateau - Advanced Level
2/14 - Health & Safety: Breaking Down the Silos -Beginner Level
11/30 - Making the Right Moves to Prevent Strains and Sprains: The Role of Management and Movement in Preventing Soft Tissue Injuries - Advanced Level
10/25 - Don’t Fall For It! Actually Preventing Slips, Trips and Falls in the Real World - Advanced Level
9/28 - Drive Your Future Safety Program From The Past - Intermediate Level
7/27 - Vision 20/20: Preventing Opportunity Blindness – Advanced Level
4/26 - “Boomeranging”: Strategies for Revitalizing an Aging Workforce - Advanced Level
5/25 - Selling Safety to Leaders – Beginners Level
3/9 - Are you sure workplace bullying is legal? - Advanced Level
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Record and manage your organization’s inspection data with IndustrySafe’s Inspections module. IndustrySafe’s pre-built forms and checklists may be used as is, or can be customized to better suit the needs of your organization.
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Deliver training throughout your entire organization with IndustrySafe training software. IndustrySafe’s extensive training catalog features approximately 150 popular online regulatory compliance, construction safety, general safety, and lab safety training courses. These courses include full motion videos and interactive quizzes for an engaging learning experience.
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Visit our Not-So-Great Moments in Safety archive and use these images to reinforce the importance of safe work practices in a memorable way.” “We’re human, we make mistakes, and your workforce is no different.” “Let’s create great moments in safety, together.”
The New York Power Authority is administering the solar photovoltaic Request for Proposals on behalf of the Javits Center that seeks to select a developer to design, construct and own the solar PV system through a Power Purchase Agreement.
Catalytic bead LEL sensors need a certain level of oxygen to correctly read combustible gas up to 100% LEL.
The reality is permit required confined spaces are still the leading cause of multiple fatalities in the workplace.
"A big problem for us was getting young minds and their parents interested in the automotive field. It's a stereotype that this is a dirty industry and you cannot make a good living doing this. Nothing could be further from the truth," said Dynamic Automotive's owner and managing partner, Dwayne Myers. "There are more lines of computer code in today's car than in the F-35 strike fighter, a lot more."
The partners will develop safety and health training programs and procedures; identify and address common construction hazards, such as falls, electrical, silica, noise, and carbon monoxide exposure; and encourage workers to participate in employers' safety and health programs.
"This was a case of the company completely failing to grasp the importance of HAVS health surveillance," HSE Inspector Janet Hensey said. "“If they had understood why health surveillance was necessary, it would have ensured that it had the right systems in place to monitor workers' health and the employees' condition would not have been allowed to develop to a severe and life-altering stage."