Gain practical insights and proven strategies for preventing falls during a week of free, expert-led safety webinars.
Troyer Roofing & Coatings to pay $290K in federal penalties, criminal fines.
The critical elements of fall protection involve identifying hazards, implementing safety solutions, embracing innovation, and fostering a culture of safety leadership.
This voluntary consensus standard outlines best practices for hazard communication, regulatory compliance, and training.
A New Jersey roofing contractor faces $328,545 in OSHA fines for repeated safety violations, including fall hazards at three worksites.
Corner Construction faces $266,175 in penalties after its fifth OSHA citation in two years.
Oregon OSHA fined a Newberg contractor $135,407 for repeated safety violations, including failing to protect workers from fall hazards.
OSHA fined Sunrun Installation Services $288,087 for repeat violations involving fall hazards at two residential solar installation sites.
This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like safety showers, safety harnesses, safety air guns and earplug holders.
Fino Exterior Inc. continues to ignore fall protection requirements, resulting in repeated OSHA citations and significant penalties.
595 Construction LLC exposed workers to repeated fall hazards at residential worksites, continuing a pattern of unsafe practices.
This week’s new safety products enhance workplace safety and productivity with solutions like ion air guns, fall protection calculators, hazardous area indicators and inspection mirrors.
Red Lion Controls allegedly fired a worker who raised safety concerns relating to ladder safety.
The agency has proposed Phoenix Rigging & Erecting LLC and Maxim Crane Works LP face the maximum allowable total penalties.
Elmer W. Davis Inc. faces two serious violations and $16,782 in penalties.
Understanding types and classes of SRDs, leading edge vs. non-leading edge, solutions for aerial lifts and more.
Choosing the right fall protection equipment is crucial for protecting workers at-height, but it is equally important that it is correctly used.
Winter brings heightened risks for workplace injuries such as slips, cold stress and road accidents, making early preparation for worker safety essential.
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Self-Retracting Devices (SRDs) and Energy-Absorbing Lanyards (EALs) serve different functions in personal fall arrest systems, with factors such as mobility, cost and maintenance influencing their use in various work environments.
Effective safety training prevents workplace falls by increasing awareness, improving hazard response and fostering proactive measures.