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Don't Forget to Inspect Your Circular Saw(Post)

Circular saws are used extensively in the construction and manufacturing industries. If you work in either of these industries, you may need to use this common power tool to cut raw materials. As you ...

Is It Safer for Your Child to Ride in the Backseat?(Post)

It's not uncommon for children to ride in the backseat. While this sounds harmless, though, it could carry a higher risk of injury. According to a study conducted by the Insurance Institute for Highw ...

OSHA Reveals Benefits of Its On-Site Consultation Program(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA's) On-Site Consultation (OSC) program has been around for more than 40 years. As the name suggests, it's designed to provide advice and other ...

Study: High BPA Levels Identified in Manufacturing Workers(Post)

Bisphenol A (BPA) is a common industrial chemical used in plastics and products containing plastics. It's been around for more than a half-decade, with manufacturing companies first using the chemica ...

OSHA Publishes Silica Rule Compliance Tips for Employers(Post)

Silica dust is found in a variety of industries, including hydraulic fracking, construction and shipyards. Also known as crystalline silica, it's a natural mineral that occurs in the Earth's crust. C ...

OSHA Announces 30-Day Extension for Silica Exposure Compliance(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has announced a 30-day extension for its rule regarding exposure to crystalline silica in the maritime industry. However, there are a few cave ...

How To Pressure Wash a Concrete Sidewalk(Post)

Has your concrete sidewalk lost it’s natural luster and style it once possessed? Over time, moisture, mildew and grime will begin to set into the concrete, creating a dirty appearance. Concrete is in ...

OSHA's New Record-Keeping Rule Now In Effect(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Healthy Administration (OSHA)'s new record-keeping rule went into effect on January 1st, 2015. If you're an employer, you should familiarize yourself with this new rule, a ...

The Beginner's Guide to Power Tool Tethering Kits: What You Should Know(Post)

If you work from roofs or other elevated surfaces, you may want to invest in a power tool tethering kit. Dropping a power tool from an elevated surface isn't just a nuisance; it's a safety hazard. Th ...

Heads Up: Make Sure Your Fire Pit Is 10+ Feet Away From Your Home (Post)

Nothing beats the warmth and relaxing ambiance of an outdoor fire pit. When the sun goes down, you can relax around a fire pit with your friends and family. When setting up your fire pit, however, yo ...

5 Facts About Carbon Monoxide You Need to Know(Post)

What safety precautions have you taken to prevent carbon monoxide in your workplace? The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has a permissible limit of 50 parts per million (PPM) for ...

Carbon Monoxide and Forklifts: What You Should Know(Post)

Forklifts make it easy to lift, transport and handle otherwise heavy goods. Developed in the early 20th century, these industrial trucks are defined by their use of motorized arms. You can use a fork ...

A Look at the Most Common Injuries in the Agricultural Industry(Post)

The agricultural industry is an essential component of our nation's economy. According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), it's responsible for over 10% of all full-time and part-t ...

6 Safetly Tips for Driving in the Rain(Post)

Statistics show that nearly three-fourths of all weather-related crashes occur when it rains. As the pavement becomes saturated with water, vehicles create less friction with the road. Combined with ...

How to Stay Safe When Using a Ride-Sharing Service(Post)

Do you use a ride-sharing service to commute to and from work? There's no denying the fact that ride-sharing is a popular alternative to driving. According to Pew, 36% of Americans have used a ride-s ...

How Bright Are Your Car's Headlights?(Post)

Headlights are an essential safety feature in modern cars that allow drivers to easily see at night and during rain, sleet and snow. When the sun goes down, you can turn on your headlights from insid ...

OSHA and CDC Offers Tips to Protect Against the Flu(Post)

Statistics show that up to 20% of Americans will catch the flu virus each year in the United States. Of those who catch the flu, some 200,000 will require hospitalization. Because of it's more severe ...

OSHA Moves Forward for Electronic Injury Reporting Rule(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is moving forward with a rule that requires employers to electronically submit reports involving worker injuries.Injury reporting is an essent ...

OSHA to Reverse Rules on Exposure to Toxic Mineral Dust(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) may soon roll back certain changes to a rule designed to protect workers from the toxic mineral beryllium.Of course, this shouldn't come as a ...

OSHA's New Record-Taking Rule Now in Effect(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) new record-taking rule is now in effect.Last May, OSHA announced that it was revising a safety rule used for reporting workplace injuries an ...