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Use this photo to train your workers about ladder safety
Does this ramp look like it's safe to drive on?
Use this photo to teach your workers about using the right foot protection on the job
Use this photo to train your workers on the safe use of portable space heaters--at both work and home.
Use this photo to train your workers about fall hazards and the importance of workplace housekeeping
Use this photo of a worker bracing cutting stock with his thighs to teach your own workers about safe use of circular saws
Use this photo to train your workers on safe use of aerial lift devices
Use this photo of a forklift operator driving blind to train your workers on safe forklift operation.
The co-worker in this photo might think this is funny, but regardless, it's an OSHA violation.
Use this photo to train your workers about eye protection and how to use it properly.
Use this photo of a worker smoking near a fuel tank to train your workers on flammable liquid hazards
Use this photo to train workers how NOT to carry out a tagout control of hazardous energy when servicing machinery and equipment.
This photo illustrates the importance of protecting workers in road and highway construction zones against motor vehicle traffic hazards.
Can you tell what dangerous and illegal action this worker is engaging in?
This might be an arrangement Blackbeard the Pirate would be proud of, but it won't pass an OSHA inspection. Can you figure out what's wrong with this picture?
Use this photo to test your knowledge of OSHA electrical safety rules and educate workers to electric hazards.
This double circular mill saw isn't properly guarded. Can you explain why?
Fire Exits must be clearly marked; ditto exits that look like fire exits but really aren't. If it sounds confusing, it's only because it IS confusing.
This is a great demonstration of how you shouldn't store hazardous materials. Can you spot the OSHA violation?
There may be a few situations where this sort of use of a forklift is safe, but this definitely isn't one of them.
If you were an OSHA inspector, what would you do if you saw this?
The worker in this picture is committing at least 3 OSHA violations--can you spot them?
Can you find the OSHA violation in this photo?
Do you know OSHA violation the worker in this photo committing?
Although it's not a Hallmark Hall of Famer, NAOSH Week IS an opportunity to make hay with your safety program. Here's how.
Since it's your first time, you may want to checkout some of the video tutorials.
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