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A Safety Guide to Regular Equipment Inspections in Construction

Posted On: August 2, 2025

Per OSHA regulations, it is mandatory for every piece of heavy construction equipment to undergo inspection before use. If any safety features are compromised, the equipment should not be used. Therefore, employers are responsible for conducting routine equipment inspections and making repairs to ensure the safety of their workers. Why Do Regular Equipment Inspections Matter? […]

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Complying with OSHA Heat Regulations: Training, Awareness & Prevention Plan

Posted On: July 17, 2025

Working outdoors in hot weather can put real strain on workers, especially during peak summer months. Heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion and heat stroke can set in quickly without the right precautions. That’s why it’s so important for employers to take heat safety seriously. A well-prepared team keeps projects moving and people safe. Overview of […]

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HAZWOPER Training Requirements: 40-Hour, 24-Hour, and Refresher Options

Posted On: July 2, 2025

While there are numerous risks associated with operating in the industrial setting, one of the most dangerous aspects is the potential of encountering hazardous substances or waste. Fortunately, your business can protect its teams from the dangers of handling hazardous waste by adhering to OSHA’s standards and training requirements. Specifically, you’ll need to familiarize yourself […]

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Mobile Elevated Work Platform (MEWP) Training & Safety Guide

Posted On: June 24, 2025

Working at heights has its risks. But when done correctly, using the right equipment and training, tasks that require elevation don’t have to result in injuries or costly setbacks. Mobile Elevated Work Platforms (MEWPs) are a go-to for jobs that demand safe elevation, but they’re only as safe as the people operating them. What is […]

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OSHA Scissor Lift Training Requirements – Inspection Form & More

Posted On: June 19, 2025

Scissor lifts are platforms that are used in multiple industries to move workers vertically. The cross beams work in scissor-like fashion, transporting employees up and down as they complete their tasks. These lifts differ from aerial lifts, which include extendable boom platforms, aerial ladders, and vertical towers. Today, we’ll dive into the scissor lift inspection […]

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Best Safety Incentive Programs for Employees – Ideas & Examples

Posted On: May 8, 2025

Looking for the best safety incentive programs? Eager to explore how to put them into action? You’ve come to the right spot! Today, we’re excited to share some effective safety incentive program examples. And, of course, everything we’re recommending is in line with OSHA’s guidelines on the matter. You won’t want to miss out on […]

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How to Instill a Strong Workplace Safety Culture in Your Organization

Posted On: April 16, 2025

A strong safety culture grows when safety becomes part of how the entire team operates, from leadership to the front line. It should show up in daily conversations, job planning, and decision-making. Effective safety management focuses on people. That includes hearing out safety concerns, responding to them, and creating an environment where everyone feels responsible […]

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OSHA’s General Duty Clause – What Is It, Violations & More

Posted On: April 10, 2025

You’re likely aware OSHA has many particulars when it comes to occupational safety and health requirements. Curious about OSHA’s general duty clause? There are certainly some responsibilities to note and act on. Today, we’ll talk about what it means for you and your company. We’ll also give you a quick 4-part test that will help […]

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OSHA Violations, Citations, & Fines List for 2025 Guide

Posted On: March 13, 2025

This blog is updated annually to reflect the latest OSHA regulations and penalty amounts, ensuring you have the most accurate information. Need to report an incident? Call the nearest OSHA office. Call the OSHA 24-hour hotline at 1-800-321-6742 (OSHA). Report online Be prepared to supply: Business name; names of employees affected; location and time of […]

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Suspended Load Safety 101: OSHA’s Best Practices for Workers

Posted On: March 5, 2025

Employers and managers are responsible for creating and sustaining a safe work environment for their employees. Therefore, when workers operate or carry out duties around cranes and hoists, they must ensure that employees follow OSHA’s suspended load safety standards. What Is a Suspended Load? Loads may be suspended by forklifts, wheel loaders, and overhead, boom, […]

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