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Beware of These Dangers in Cold, Confined Spaces
Dangers to watch out for and how to stay safe when cleaning confined spaces in freezing conditions.
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Start planning now to protect your workers this winter
Outdoor workers are susceptible to frostbite and cold stress in the winter. Learn how companies can protect their crews from ice, snow and frigid temperatures.
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Tool tethering is key to protect yourself and others
Tools can become extremely dangerous when they fall from an elevated surface. Learn how to secure tools when working at height by tethering them to fixed points.
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ABCDs of Fall Safety for Construction Workers
Trips and falls are among the most common workplace injuries, which makes fall safety protection an industry requirement. The ABCDs of fall safety can help you and your team be...
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Guide to a Safe Lockout/Tagout
The following seven steps provide a guide to assist you in carrying out a safe LOTO.
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Silica protocols should include proper ventilation and cleaning process
Silica is released into the air during the construction process and breathing it in can lead to cancer. Use this guide to learn how to work safely with silica in...
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Common Construction Eye Injuries and How to Prevent Them
Construction can expose workers to hazards that permanently damage their eyesight. Learn how to prevent eye injuries in the field by using the proper safety equipment.
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Getting the Job Done Safely: Best Practices for HVAC Lockout/Tagout
When maintaining or repairing HVAC equipment, professionals must lockout or tagout the machine to prevent it from turning on. Use these LOTO procedures to stay safe on the job.
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Respirators for confined space use must be tested for a tight seal
Workers must undergo respiratory fit testing before occupying a confined space to prevent exposure to hazardous gases.
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Know When to Replace Your Safety Gloves
Construction workers should wear gloves to protect their hands. Look for these warning signs that your gloves need to be replaced when inspecting them before and after every shift.
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Working Safely Around Silica
Silica dust is a common hazard in the construction industry. Some 2 million construction workers are exposed to respirable crystalline silica in over 600,000 workplaces. Crews need to keep these...
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Preventing Hearing Loss in Construction and Demolition
It’s crucial that employers protect their workers from permanent hearing damage by providing essential safety equipment, including ear plugs and/or earmuffs.
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Is Your Workplace Safety Training Effective?
Organizations should always look for ways to improve the quality of their safety training materials.
