Observing The National Protect Your Hearing Month

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Health & Safety

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

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

Best SST Courses: A Comparative Guide for Workers & Managers

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To ensure safety in the construction industry, New York requires specialized Site Safety Training (SST) courses, mandated by Local Law 196 (LL 196). Workers must complete at least 40 hours of training, whereas supervisors are asked to complete 62 hours of online training courses to obtain the NYC SST card.

Public Awareness and OSHA Outreach Courses

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Every day, countless individuals across various industries put themselves at risk as they carry out their duties. However, with the right awareness and education, many accidents and injuries can be prevented. Workplace safety isn’t just a concern for employers and employees; it’s a societal issue. Accidents and injuries not only

Chemical Spill Emergency? Follow These Crucial Steps

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Severe chemical leaks in the workplace are dangerous and may lead to various consequences affecting the health and safety of people and the environment. The number of deaths in the U.S. from a single event of inhaling chemicals in the workplace in 2017 was 41, which was comparatively higher than in

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

Safety Techniques to Prevent Back Injuries at Work

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Back injuries are a significant concern in the workplace, affecting millions of workers across various industries. These injuries can lead to chronic pain, reduced productivity, and substantial financial burdens for both employees and employers. Implementing effective techniques for Preventing Back Injury in the workplace is crucial to enhancing employee well-being and ensuring a

Keeping Safe in the Cold: Workplace: Strategies and Statistics

Keeping Safe in Cold Workplaces: Strategies and Statistics

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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

Lockout/Tagout (LOTO): Your Ultimate Safety Guide

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Protecting people in the workplace is a matter of concern to any organization, especially in organizations where people are likely to come across hazardous tools and equipment. One of the most efficient safety measures that can be used to manage hazardous energy is Lockout/Tagout (LOTO). This safety measure is all

Best Practices in HAZMAT Safety: A Comprehensive Guide

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Handling hazardous materials (HAZMAT) is a critical aspect of various industries, from manufacturing to healthcare. These materials’ transportation, storage, and disposal require stringent safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure public safety. The importance of HAZMAT safety, best practices, and the regulatory framework governing hazardous materials are described in this

DOL Card: Inclusive Online And Instructor-Led Training Solutions

DOL Card: Online And Instructor-Led Training Solutions

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OSHA cards are small, wallet-sized cards carried as proof of completing an OSHA 10 or 30-hour course. They are not certifications but demonstrate to employers that the holder has undergone safety training. Sometimes referred to as “DOL cards” when issued through the OSHA Outreach Training Program, these cards are distributed

9 Warning Signs of Workplace Violence: Protect Your Staff

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Workplace Violence Workplace violence is a critical issue affecting many organizations across various industries. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), nearly 2 million Americans report having been victims of workplace violence each year. Such incidents range from verbal abuse and threats to physical assaults and, in the most