This video is the perfect way to introduce new employees to general occupational hazards to which they may be exposed and to re-train experienced workers. Program includes basic safety rules, electrical hazards, powered equipment and machinery, back injury prevention, fire protection and more.
Recorded: Wednesday April 12, 2017 Slides: Click Here Title: Meeting Obligations Under the [...]
OSHA fined a painting subcontractor $42,500 for numerous violations at [...]
A Florida construction company was issued willful citations alleging failure [...]
A refinery in Georgia is facing $110,000 in proposed penalties [...]
OSHA opened an investigation after an employee of Quala Systems [...]
Fines totaling $48,000 have been proposed after inspectors found alleged [...]
An investigation of Hess Corporation’s Port Reading, NJ, oil refinery [...]
The company was cited for eight repeat and 13 serious [...]
We often get away with multitasking as we walk, but not if the floor we're walking on is missing a few key components, such as planks.
Heavy clothing, zero fall protection and working over water could prove to be a losing proposition for this worker.
OSHA has proposed $108,000 in penalties against a contractor for [...]
After a worker fell 100 feet from a scaffolding system, [...]
OSHA initiated an inspection of the facility in February and [...]
OSHA inspectors found that a utility contractor had been installing [...]
Two workers were standing on a temporary floor covering when [...]
Following an inspection, OSHA has proposed $115,000 in penalties against [...]
OSHA has cited 11 repeat violations for alleged infractions including [...]
The citations allege the company’s failure to train and protect [...]
An asbestos removal contractor was hired to remove wall panels [...]
A foreman was installing roofing at a four-story building when [...]
Workers all have their areas of expertise and they develop impressive skills through years of experience. But being an expert machine operator doesn’t necessarily mean one is able to perform critical maintenance or repairs on that machinery.
A company was contracted to dig post holes for a fencing project which was located adjacent to overhead power lines. A hydraulic auger with a 30-foot boom was being operated from a flatbed truck. On
Two British Columbia workers and two paramedics who tried to help them all died very quickly from a lack of oxygen, according to coroner Bruce Chamberlayne. But the reason why a formerly safe area would turn deadly hasn't been stated.
An experienced electrical engineer was electrocuted while removing dust from equipment in the main electrical distribution room of a hotel. The man was employed by a maintenance company inspecting and improving the hotel's heating and
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