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In response to growing concerns about air pollution and its harmful effects on public health and the environment, the United States passed the Clean Air Act. While that law has ensured that cities across the country have cleaner air, air pollution is still a huge problem. In this article, we will discuss what is the Clean Air Act, what it requires, and how getting further training can benefit you.

Heavy equipment and machines can make lifting and hard work much easier, but they can be dangerous if the proper precautions aren't taken. Unguarded machines can inflict amputations, wounds, and abrasions. Here, we'll discuss how to recognize and control possible hazards while operating machinery and how machine guarding can help.

Are you prepared if disaster strikes at your workplace? While many would prefer to say yes, the reality is many businesses that should have an OSHA emergency action plan don’t have one in place. Continue reading below to learn how to make an emergency action plan according to OSHA’s requirements and discuss why every organization should have one in place for their employees.

As the temperature drops and winter sets in, ensuring the safety and well-being of employees working in cold weather becomes a top priority for employers. Cold stress hazards can pose severe risks to workers' health and productivity, making it crucial to implement proper safety measures. In this blog post, we'll explore essential strategies for preventing cold stress in the workplace, from identifying hazards to providing the right clothing and equipment.

Everyone knows that mining is dangerous work. In addition to the inherent dangers of mine work, emergency medical treatment is complicated by the fact that mines are often located in remote areas. In these types of environments, having a trained workforce equipped with first aid and CPR skills isn’t just an advantage; it’s a necessity.

Environmental laws can be complicated and ever-changing. One way to make sure you comply with federal regulations is through certified environmental specialist (CES) training. In this blog, we'll explore who benefits from certified environmental specialist training and why it's a valuable investment in today's environmentally conscious society.

What Is a Boom Lift and How Do You Operate One? You will likely see a boom lift on any construction site. They are used for interior and outdoor tasks, including painting, window washing, roofing, and more. In this article, we will discuss what a boom lift is, what it does, and how it differentiates from other aerial lifts.

Everyone knows the musty, mildew smell that comes from common mold infestations. It's unpleasant to experience, but when you own the building and when the building houses employees whose safety and health are your responsibility, it can become a much bigger problem. If you're facing a mold problem in the workplace, you probably have many questions about how serious the problem can be, the regulations that might come into play, and how to deal with the situation.

Scaffolding work is a staple of the construction industry. In fact, 65% of all construction workers in the U.S. work on scaffolds at some point every year.

Si el DOT le exigiera mañana una auditoría de cumplimiento, ¿estaría listo? ¿Sabe qué documentos tendrá que presentar y dónde se encuentran? ¿Están completos sus registros? ¿Qué le falta? ¿Qué es el cumplimiento del DOT y la FMCSA? Los conductores de camiones y las flotas comerciales están obligados a cumplir todas las normas y regulaciones del DOT, así como las de la FMCSA.