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Portable electronic devices and hand-held machinery are typically powered by battery, whether it be a smaller 9-volt or a larger 24-volt pack.
Fall protection training is a major need for many different businesses.
OSHA’s list of 2017’s most frequent workplace safety violations is a reminder of the need to regularly review and fix hazards.
A $1.5 million OSHA fine for a contractor underscores the need for an effective fall protection plan.
New fall protection system rules will affect how employers buy equipment for protecting workers.
A strong fall protection program is needed to keep employees safe and make sure your business is in line with OSHA regulations.
Safe use of ladders pays off for businesses and employees alike.
OSHA issued a final rule to update its general industry Walking-Working Surfaces standard that pertains to fall hazards, trips and slips.
At the beginning of September, the U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued a Request for Information. The agency is considering updating its rules and safety standards pertaining to shipbuilding, shipbreaking, repair or any other type of work at a shipyard.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration is expected to release its finalized rule on slips, trips and falls in August.
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