How to Deal With Hydraulic Injection Injury?

3 months ago in

OSHA

A hydraulic injection injury is an extremely serious injury that can lead to extreme tissue damage and in some cases, a loss of limb. It usually happens when an employee repairing a hydraulic system suddenly experiences a searing stinging pain, they pull back the gloves and see a little puncture

OSHA’s Important Safety Tips For Winter (2024-2025)

4 months ago in

News & Updates

Winter Safety Tips Winter Workplace Safety: Tips for Construction & Utilities Even in the most favorable working conditions, construction and utility sites pose significant risks. However, winter weather brought additional risk to working conditions, which included slick surfaces, high winds, and cold. Wintertime workplace injuries are common among new hires

Keeping Safe in the Cold: Workplace: Strategies and Statistics

7 months ago in

OSHA

As much as the temperatures begin to drop, the rates of cold stress at the workplace also tend to increase. Cold stress can cause health complications to workers and employers, therefore it has to be addressed. This guide includes information on cold stress, with information on statistics, industry-specific information, and

Incredible Stories: Workers Who Survived Near Death Accidents

7 months ago in

OSHA

There have been a number of workplace incidents but some stories defy the odds, showcasing the persistence of the human spirit. Through miraculous survival, these workers emerged from near-death experiences, becoming an inspiration and for others. From plunging from towering heights to enduring unbelievable injuries, their tales exemplify the achievement

How OSHA Improves Workplace Safety (Facts & Statistics)

11 months ago in

News & Updates

Established in 1970, OSHA plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the well-being of employees by setting and enforcing standards for occupational health and safety. This regulatory agency was established through Occupational Health And Safety by Richard Nixon's government. Adhering to OSHA standards isn't just a legal obligation; it's a fundamental

Understanding the Dynamics of OSHA Violations

2 years 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

Can OSHA Shut Down a Jobsite? Understanding the Rules and Consequences

2 years ago in

News & Updates

Introduction The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) plays a vital role in safeguarding the health and safety of employees in the United States. OSHA’s mission is to ensure that workplaces are safe, healthy, and free from hazards. But can OSHA shut down a job site? The answer is not

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