Why Do Winter Months Hold Highest Risk for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning?
As a colorless, odorless gas, carbon monoxide is known as the “silent killer.” Exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide can lead to a range of health effects and illnesses,...
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Protect Yourself from Fall Hazards in the Workplace
A fall hazard is any risk of injury involving above-ground, multi-level duties, or hazards on the job site that make workers prone to trips, slips or falls. Falls are dangerous...
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Most Dangerous Jobs in America
Firefighters, police, farmers, and construction workers all have one thing in common. They rank among the most dangerous jobs in America. These professionals need to contend with all kinds of...
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Prevent Workplace Falls During National Safety Stand-Down Week May 1-5, 2023
It’s time for National Safety Stand-Down Week. From May 1 to May 5, 2023, OSHA encourages employers across industries prone to workplace fall hazards to set aside time to learn...
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Work Zone Awareness Week is April 17-21, 2023
National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW) is an annual spring campaign held at the start of construction season. It aims to prevent accidents and injuries caused by motor vehicles operating...
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National Ladder Safety Month
Improper use of ladders are one of the leading causes of accidents and injuries in the U.S. For its seventh year, the American Ladder Institute (ALI) is sponsoring National Ladder...
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Cardiac Arrest & Automated External Defibrillators (AED)
Damar Hamlin, a 24-year-old defensive back of the Buffalo Bills, experienced a cardiac arrest that led to his collapse on the field in a game against the Cincinnati Bengals. Early...
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Confined Space Rescue Plan
Every workplace needs a confined space entry and rescue plan to ensure workers know how to stay safe when in spaces unfit for continuous human occupation. Workers may need to...
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Protecting Against Hand Lacerations and Abrasions With Cut-Resistant Safety Gloves
The skin on a worker’s hands and arms is at risk from cut and abrasion hazards in many industries. Whether you’re at risk from deep cuts called lacerations or friction-based...
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Avoid Respiratory Hazards of Flood Clean-up
Rising sea levels caused by climate change and powerful storms have made flooding a common occurrence across the U.S., most recently impacting several parts of California. Businesses and private residences...
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Features That Matter When Selecting a Safety Vest
Some folks may see workers wear safety vests over their workwear without a second thought, but these garments are specifically designed to serve a unique purpose, with dozens of different...
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When to Wash, Repair, or Replace Your Arc Flash & FR PPE
If you’re working in an industry where flame resistant (FR) workwear is standard attire, you should know how important it is. FR clothing reacts differently to fire and heat than the...
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Minimizing Work-Related Risks of Catching the Seasonal Flu
The seasonal flu is a highly infectious disease that can spread easily indoors. The disease can lead to severe complications in individuals with preexisting conditions. It can also decrease productivity...
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4 Hidden Risks on the Construction Site
Millions of Americans work in the construction industry, from laborers to managers and beyond. Construction work puts employees at risk of many hazards because of the sheer number of conditions...
