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12/12: Fall Protection: Real World Training and Equipment Needed to Protect Your Workers
12/13: ‘Tis the Season to Be…Preparing for Your Successful 2019 EHSQ Technology Project
1/10: Can You See Me? ANSI and FR
1/16: The Year of the Pig or The Year of Culture: Regulatory and Internal Demands Impacting Safety Culture in 2019
1/17: New Year’s Resolutions for Managing Risk & Safety: 5 Best Practices for Creating a Contractor Safety Management Program
1/30: Hugh Hoagland Presents: NFPA 70E 2018 and Normal Operating Condition, No PPE Required? Beware the Trap
10/30 - Safe & Respirable Crystalline Silica: Risks and Considerations for Implementing the Updated OSHA Standards - Advanced Level
10/16 - Safe & Drug-Free Workplaces: Under Attack by the Marijuana Industry - Advanced Level
10/11 - Leadership Keys For Energizing Safety Performance & Culture - Advanced Level
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
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When it comes to OSHA recordkeeping there are always questions regarding the requirements and in and outs. IndustrySafe is here to help. We put together this page with critical information to help answer your key questions about OSHA recordkeeping.
When it comes to safety training, no matter the industry, there are always questions regarding requirements and certifications. We put together a guide that’s easy to digest so you can ensure you're complying with OSHA's training standards.
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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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 city's private garbage hauling industry has become inefficient in its operation and unsafe. The Commercial Waste Zones plan will eliminate 18 million miles of truck traffic every year, a 63 percent reduction from today, according to Arcadis, the company that completed the plan for New York City's Department of Sanitation.
"Following our series of studies – the most extensive to date on 3D printer emissions – we are recommending additional investments in scientific research and product advancement to minimize emissions and increased user awareness so safety measures can be taken," said Marilyn Black, vice president and senior technical adviser at UL.
Controlling the risks is done by applying the hierarchy of controls: elimination, substitution, engineering controls (such as ventilation systems to remove welding fume), administrative controls, and finally, PPE.
At its meeting Dec. 11 on this investigation, the safety board cited the lack of fire detection in the boat's lazarette as contributing to the spread of the fire.
The inspection report indicates the special inspection was conducted in response to concerns about "apparent failures," including that occupational workers failed to wear dosimetry, management failed to investigate abnormal dosimetry results, and that management failed to assess outside employment in determining the total occupational exposure of applicable staff.