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Of all occupational injuries, falls are the second leading cause of death next to highway crashes.
Of all occupational injuries, falls are the second leading cause of death next to highway crashes.

Struck-by and caught-between hazards account for over 1,500 workplace deaths a year and are present in almost every industry sector.

In safety, what you don’t have can be equally as [...]

OSHA inspected a carnival located at a mall in Bensalem, [...]

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Train the Trainer – PPE Teaching Fall Protection – How [...]
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Citations were issued for four alleged willful, repeat and serious [...]

A roofing contractor has been cited for five alleged repeat [...]

OSHA has proposed $54,250 in fines after twice finding workers [...]

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Not all fatal accidents happen at work. Many of us [...]

OSHA inspected a Gadsden, AL jobsite as part of a [...]
A tree faller was struck by a section of a [...]

After reviewing occupational injury and illness data, OSHA selected United [...]
Slips, trips and falls are a leading cause of workplace injuries and fatalities. Think about these hazards as you figure out the crossword clues.
The topic of this word search is falls. Search the puzzle for words relating to workplace slips, trips and falls, as well as fall protection gear.
Do you know everything you should about your fall protection system? Use this word search as an opportunity to review. And be sure to put your training into practice by using the equipment correctly.
Your lifetime odds of dying as the result of a fall: 1 in 184 (National Safety Council Odds of Dying).

After doing the same job for nearly 20 years, a worker died in a falling from the top of a load on a flatbed trailer. He worked for a company which packaged sand, gravel and
Could This Have Been You? An apprentice ironworker was killed when she fell through an unprotected vent shaft.
Christine Pieper was excited about her new job on an oil rig.
An apprentice plumber died after being pinned between a ceiling water pipe and the rail of a personnel platform.
A knot came undone in a fall arrest system, causing a window washer to fall six stories to the ground. He died of his injuries three days later. His boss had offered him a safer
A painter fell 25 feet (7.62 meters) from the top of a tank to the concrete pad below. He died of multiple traumatic injuries.