Articles by Month: November 2017
Be The Example
Setting a good example is not a “put-on”. It’s simply working safety into your daily routine at home and on the job. When we all work safely, everyone’s job is safe and their future more secure. New employees certainly benefit…
Thanksgiving Safety
Thanksgiving Day has more than double the number of home cooking fires than an average day according to the U.S. Fire Administration. In fact, each year more than 4,000 fires occur on Thanksgiving Day. “Unattended cooking is the leading cause…
Fall Protection
Fall Protection Barrier Systems Controlled access zones and their use (Only for leading edge, precast concrete erection work, and steel erection activities) shall conform to the following provisions. When used to control access to areas where leading edge and other…
Winter Weather Hazards
The mention of winter evokes images of sparkling snowflakes and skaters gracefully gliding across the ice. But winter can also be a time of illness and injury, if people fail to take adequate health and safety precautions. Colds More than…
Tool Box Talk – Power Tools
PRE INSPECTION USE (DONE BEFORE EVERY USE): Damaged or cracked housing, power source, or bits/accessories Dull blades are often more dangerous than sharp blades Missing guards or protective devices Leaking gasoline, oil or other fluids Tool appears to be in…