Manufacturer Cited for 29 Alleged Safety and Health Violations after Employee’s Hand Was Amputated
A manufacturer of industrial and pharmaceutical food coatings is facing [...]

A manufacturer of industrial and pharmaceutical food coatings is facing [...]
This powerful and dramatic safety video from the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board in Ontario drives home the point that there really aren't any workplace 'accidents.'
One of the safety violations in this image is almost screaming at you, it's so obvious.
These workers are taking a potentially deadly risk by tying off to one another
Look closely and you can see the top of the ladder at the bottom left of this picture.

Winter weather means snow and ice, which can cause slips-and-falls.
Some things you have to see to believe
Whoever set this ladder up must have been so focused on getting the job done that he or she forgot to follow basic safety procedures.
If this photo had been taken after June of 2013 or sometime before June of 2014, there wouldn't be an issue with this fire extinguisher.
In a busy restaurant, workers probably have their minds on issues other than where they are walking. But situational awareness is necessary to avoid collisions with other workers or customers.
A fall from even a short height can be fatal. We're willing to bet that this worker would be looking at a hospital stay at minimum if he lost his footing on this roof.
Forklifts are remarkably effective tools in millions of workplaces, but like any other tool, they are prone to being misused
What good is a sparklingly clean window if the person who attended to it is lying severely injured or dead on the ground below?
Everyone knows how dangerous it is to text while behind the wheel of a moving car. This guy has upped the ante.
Climbing a ladder requires concentration on one's placement of hands and feet, which means this worker may be oblivious to a sharp piece of metal protruding into the area just above his body.
We wonder if these movers arrived at their destination without a police intervention.
Clutter and an excavation could create considerable risk for anyone needing to access a first-aid kit or fire extinguisher.
Would you trust this man's rather "unique" ladder arrangement? Neither would we. (WorkSafeVictoria, Australia)
This unbelievable photograph was snapped more than 30 floors above Sydney, Australia.
Where do we start with this one? Chipping ice without eye protection and using a sledge hammer on a boat deck area just a few of the problems with this photo.
Just one little misstep is all it would take for this worker's day to come crashing down in a painful, even deadly way.
“Watch your step please” read this sign found outside an Illinois business. Given the condition of the steps leading up to it, that's pretty sound advice!
Leaving this telescopic boom on the flat deck is easier than unloading it and placing it on firm ground. But think about the all the things that could go wrong....
Will this flimsy makeshift car hoist hold out? Who knows, but we wouldn't want to be the guy under it attempting to find out.
Here's how not to transport a long ladder.