Do you know the difference between a confined space and a permit-required confined space?
October is Fire Prevention Month
October is the month we focus on fire prevention and prepare for what to do in case of a fire. That means ensuring our fire safety program is up-to-date,
Workplace Violence in Healthcare
A hospital or other healthcare facility can be a stressful place for patients – they are in pain, afraid, confused, frustrated – but it can also take a toll on those who work there, too. We don’t realize it, but workplace violence in healthcare facilities …
Workplace Violence: Are Supervisors and Managers Prepared?
According to OSHA there are more than 2 million incidences of workplace violence each year; however, workplace violence is not just someone going on a rampage or “going postal.”
Powered Industrial Truck Safety Training
When it comes to OSHA training requirements standards, the powered industrial truck safety training requirements provide us with an extremely effective model to follow.
Preventing Fatigued Driving on the Job
Do you have employees who drive as part of their normal job function? It might be short distances or longer distances, but all drivers are susceptible to fatigued or drowsy driving.
Outdoor Workers Need Hydration. Rest. Shade.
Outdoor workers are more than just construction workers. They work in the fields and agricultural job. They’re baggage handlers, landscapers, utility workers, foresters, groundskeepers, painters, roofers and more.
Lockout/Tagout Training – Different Levels Needed
Workers performing service or maintenance on machinery and equipment may be exposed to injuries from the unexpected energization, startup of the machinery or equipment, or release of stored energy in the equipment.
The Power of an Evaluation
I am an OSHA-authorized trainer. I train those responsible for workplace safety in your organizations. I also train those that do the safety training in your organization. In my train the trainer classes.
OSHA Safety Training: Initial, Refresher & Performance-Based
My goal is to help you make sense of OSHA safety training requirements so that you are not just in compliance but are proactively working to keep your workers safe.