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National Forklift Safety Day
Forklifts are essential in warehousing and manufacturing, but they present serious risks without proper controls. This article explains why operator training, daily equipment checks, and safe driving practices are critical to preventing injuries, meeting OSHA requirements, and protecting employees working around powered industrial trucks.
Safety Programs Save Money
Safety programs save money by reducing OSHA-tracked injury costs through leadership commitment and worker hazard reporting. Businesses follow 10 simple steps from inspections to emergency planning that boost productivity and profitability.
Important Tips for Ensuring Safe Jobs for Youth
Employing teens builds valuable life skills, but safety must come first. This article outlines key responsibilities for employers and parents, including youth labor laws, job restrictions, and training practices that help young workers stay safe and confident on the job.
What Makes a Good Safety Trainer?
Great safety trainers protect employees and ensure compliance. This guide highlights the essential traits, experience, and subject-matter expertise needed to identify and develop top trainers, helping businesses create a structured, effective safety training program that reduces workplace risks and improves overall safety culture.
Major Changes to 29 CFR 1910 General Industry & 29...
OSHA standards for general industry and construction were updated in 2021, affecting safety practices, beryllium exposure, and crane operations. This guide summarizes major changes to help employers, safety managers, and supervisors maintain compliance and protect employees effectively.
How to Prepare for National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls...
National Safety Stand-Down to prevent falls in construction targets the leading cause of 320+ annual fatalities. Employers host toolbox talks, equipment demos, or inspections during May week to train workers and implement rescue plans that save lives.