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Halloween Special (2024): Three Haunting Horror Worksite Stories
Halloween Special: Three Haunting Horror Worksite Stories

Halloween Special: Three Haunting Horror Worksite Stories

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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
Observing The National Protect Your Hearing Month
Observing The National Protect Your Hearing Month

Observing The National Protect Your Hearing Month

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Hearing loss is a significant issue in today’s workplaces, especially in environments with loud machinery or constant exposure to high decibel levels. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), approximately 22 million U.S. workers are exposed to hazardous noise levels each year. Alarmingly, occupational hearing loss is

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Understanding OSHA’s Recordkeeping and Reporting

Understanding OSHA’s Recordkeeping and Reporting

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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

The Future of Hot Work Safety: Innovations and Best Practices
The Future of Hot Work Safety: Innovations and Best Practices

The Future of Hot Work Safety: Innovations and Best Practices

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Hot work usually includes cutting, welding, and grinding, which are done in construction and industrial workplaces. Workers who are responsible for hot work may need to be extra cautious while working for their safety. Unless fully controlled, the hot work of welding, cutting, and grinding has inherent dangers. Technology and