May 30, 2023
Construction workers exposed to electricity are aware of the potential dangers that come with working around electrical systems and equipment. Your job requires navigating complex electrical installations, wiring, and power sources, making it essential to always prioritize safety. One of the most critical aspects of your work is mitigating the risk of electric shock hazards.
May 30, 2023
In recent years, the construction industry has seen an uptick in the number of high-rise buildings being built. While these towering structures are awe-inspiring engineering feats, they pose a significant safety risk for the workers who build and maintain them.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, falls from elevation are the leading cause of death among construction workers, and high-rise buildings account for a disproportionate number of these fatalities.
May 30, 2023
What should you expect out of an EHS audit?
Well, it depends on what type of environmental audit you're expecting, as well as your scope and goals.
EHS auditing can be a very useful tool as long as you're prepared for the process. Below, we'll explore the what, who, why, and how of environmental auditing.
What is Environmental Auditing?
Environmental audits, also known as environmental compliance audits, are evaluations focused on identifying implementation gaps in environmental compliance and management systems.
May 25, 2023
Last year saw an alarming increase in trench-related fatalities – almost twice as many construction workers died during excavation work in 2022 than the previous year.
Trench collapses are rarely survivable. It's a grim reminder that an unprotected trench is just a cave-in away from being an early grave. The good news is, we know how to prevent them.
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April 27, 2023
OSHA 30 is a training program designed to educate supervisors and workers with safety and health responsibilities on general worksite safety, avoiding common hazards, understanding workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and more.
The OSHA 30 final exam is a comprehensive test that covers all the topics taught in the training program. Passing this exam is crucial for obtaining an OSHA 30 certification.
April 20, 2023
Ever since the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the public has been paying more attention to accidents involving the transportation of hazardous waste and industrial chemicals. But why are spills like the one in Ohio so dangerous?
In this blog, we answer some essential waste disposal questions, such as the most severe effects of toxic waste on human health and the environment. How concerned should we be?
April 14, 2023
Why do we need to identify hazards and risks in the workplace? Until you know where the dangers are, you can't protect your people from them.
Hazard recognition isn't as simple as going down an OSHA checklist. Under the General Duty Clause, employers protect employees from any reasonably recognizable hazard, even if it doesn't appear in OSHA's standards.
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Construction workers exposed to electricity are aware of the potential dangers that come with working around electrical systems and equipment. Your job requires navigating complex electrical installations, wiring, and power sources, making it essential to always prioritize safety. One of the most critical aspects of your work is mitigating the risk of electric shock hazards.
In recent years, the construction industry has seen an uptick in the number of high-rise buildings being built. While these towering structures are awe-inspiring engineering feats, they pose a significant safety risk for the workers who build and maintain them. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, falls from elevation are the leading cause of death among construction workers, and high-rise buildings account for a disproportionate number of these fatalities.
What should you expect out of an EHS audit? Well, it depends on what type of environmental audit you're expecting, as well as your scope and goals. EHS auditing can be a very useful tool as long as you're prepared for the process. Below, we'll explore the what, who, why, and how of environmental auditing. What is Environmental Auditing? Environmental audits, also known as environmental compliance audits, are evaluations focused on identifying implementation gaps in environmental compliance and management systems.
Last year saw an alarming increase in trench-related fatalities – almost twice as many construction workers died during excavation work in 2022 than the previous year. Trench collapses are rarely survivable. It's a grim reminder that an unprotected trench is just a cave-in away from being an early grave. The good news is, we know how to prevent them.
OSHA 30 is a training program designed to educate supervisors and workers with safety and health responsibilities on general worksite safety, avoiding common hazards, understanding workers' rights, employer responsibilities, and more. The OSHA 30 final exam is a comprehensive test that covers all the topics taught in the training program. Passing this exam is crucial for obtaining an OSHA 30 certification.
Ever since the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, the public has been paying more attention to accidents involving the transportation of hazardous waste and industrial chemicals. But why are spills like the one in Ohio so dangerous? In this blog, we answer some essential waste disposal questions, such as the most severe effects of toxic waste on human health and the environment. How concerned should we be?
Why do we need to identify hazards and risks in the workplace? Until you know where the dangers are, you can't protect your people from them. Hazard recognition isn't as simple as going down an OSHA checklist. Under the General Duty Clause, employers protect employees from any reasonably recognizable hazard, even if it doesn't appear in OSHA's standards.
