Halloween Special (2024): Three Haunting Horror Worksite Stories

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OSHA

Three Terrifying Construction Horror Stories Construction sites are known for their heavy machinery, dangerous tools, and high risks. But what if there’s something more unsettling lurking on the job? Some workers have experienced terrifying encounters that go beyond workplace accidents; encounters that seem otherworldly. This Halloween, we bring you three

Understanding OSHA’s Recordkeeping and Reporting

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OSHA

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is responsible for ensuring workplace safety in almost every industry that exists in the United States. Among the important features of the occupational safety and health regulatory framework of OSHA are those features that have to do with recordkeeping and reporting requirements. These regulations

How Many Construction Workers Are Electrocuted?

11 months ago in

News & Updates

10 Million Construction: The World's Largest Employer More than 10 million people work in the construction sector. Many of those individuals are working in specialized construction activities that include demolition, renovation, site preparation, electrical installation, roofing, plumbing, scaffolding, and much more. According to various estimates, construction is the biggest employer

Understanding the Dynamics of OSHA Violations

1 year ago in

OSHA

Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is responsible for promoting health and safety awareness among workers and regulating OSHA standards by overseeing workplaces to a large extent. On the other hand, the federal agency also carries out safety protocols to ensure safety and imposes citations and fines on companies/businesses violating

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What You Must Know About Flammable Liquids Handling and Storage

3 years ago in

Health & Safety

Over the past 200 years, the use of non-water-based chemicals has increased significantly. Naturally, exposure to the hazards associated with these chemicals, particularly in workplaces, has also increased. It is estimated that flammable or combustible liquids cause more than 51,000 home fires each year, resulting in 168 deaths. So one potential

Understanding Fire Safety at Work

4 years ago in

Health & Safety

Administrators have put in place a set of practices, designed to reduce fire damage, called Fire Safety. Fire safety measures are both preventive and curative in nature. They intend to first prevent a fire from happening. However, even if a fire has started, administrators use fire safety measures to limit

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Halloween Special (2024): Three Haunting Horror Worksite Stories

Understanding OSHA’s Recordkeeping and Reporting

How Many Construction Workers Are Electrocuted?

Understanding the Dynamics of OSHA Violations

What You Must Know About Flammable Liquids Handling and Storage

Understanding Fire Safety at Work

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