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Scaffolding, Slips & Trips, and Fall Protection
Scaffolding, slips and trips, and fall protection address OSHA mandates for platforms 10+ feet high and ground-level hazards. Employers train workers on guardrails, harnesses, and housekeeping to eliminate preventable falls across industries.
10 Steps for Identifying & Handling Hazardous Materials
Hazardous materials are present in many workplaces and can cause serious injuries if not managed properly. This guide outlines practical steps for identifying chemicals, using safety data sheets, training employees, and following OSHA requirements to reduce risk and improve workplace safety.
Post-Offer Physicals Prevent Injuries at Work
Post-offer physicals prevent injuries by matching candidates to physically demanding roles through strength tests and medical history review. Manufacturers and construction firms implement exams with workers' comp providers to protect vulnerable hires and cut disability days.
Protecting Workers: Guidance on Mitigating and Preventing the Spread of...
Protecting workers from COVID-19 workplace transmission emphasizes vaccination plus face coverings and 6-foot distancing for unvaccinated employees. Employers deploy telework, enhanced cleaning, and hygiene training to minimize respiratory risks effectively.
Essential Tips for Fire Safety Prevention at Work
Workplace fires can happen anywhere, from offices to warehouses and construction sites. Implementing tailored fire prevention plans, training employees on alarms, extinguishers, and evacuation routes, and maintaining equipment helps reduce risk, ensure compliance, and protect both workers and property during emergencies.
Infectious Disease Control Training for the Workplace
Effective infectious disease training helps businesses prepare employees to manage risks, use PPE correctly, and follow hygiene and safety protocols. This guidance empowers workplaces to maintain compliance, protect staff, and minimize disruptions during pandemic conditions, supporting safe operations across industries.