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On May 26, 2022, Total Safety attended the 26th Annual Industrial Safety Training Council (ISTC) Safety Awards Banquet held in Beaumont, Texas. The purpose of the ISTC Safety Awards program is to recognize the safety achievements of contractors working in the Gulf Coast area. The award publicly recognizes the excellent record of safety operations attained
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Planning a turnaround is complex and involves many moving pieces from budgeting to execution planning. A shutdown can bring up many questions, complexities, and logistical concerns. Let’s look at how your next turnaround project can be less complicated with the right strategies. It Starts with a Project Plan As an organization, it’s important to define
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For all employers, providing a safe work environment for employees should be top priority. To ensure this obligation, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was set up to keep employees as safe and healthy as possible. OSHA creates actionable standards and rules for employers that are enforceable by law to ensure workplace safety. As
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According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), falls remain a serious threat to workers across many industries, including the construction and infrastructure sectors. In fact, falls are the leading cause of work-related injuries and fatalities in the construction industry. For these reasons, identifying fall hazards (prevention) and having reliable fall protection procedures in
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Gas detection plays a fundamental role in helping keep workers and worksites safe from flammable and toxic gases. In fact, gas detection is one of the most critical aspects of any safety program, which is why safety teams must continually be on the lookout for the best, most up-to-date solutions. There was a time when
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An EHS management system can provide many benefits to an organization. Worker safety, meeting regulatory requirements, minimizing operational risks, and meeting the demands of your customer are just a few advantages of an efficient EHS system. For the success and safety of your business or operation, it’s important to have a smooth implementation of an
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How Safe Is Your Lone Worker? Enabled by flexibility, adaptation, and technology, ‘lone working’ in almost every industry is on the rise. Yet lone workers face many challenges in the workplace, among them increased risks from both social and environmental hazards. Since lone workers operate in isolation, they require a different set of safety measures
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Without a doubt, your most valuable asset is your workers. Keeping workers safe should be at the top of every company’s priority list. To get the job done right, workers need to be healthy, safe, and protected. Safety is more than an action item, it’s a responsibility. Advanced safety technology is one way to help
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On any industrial worksite, the most important and vital asset to protect is your head. The human brain is delicate, fragile, and the ‘packaging’ which houses it is vulnerable to impact, bumps, and shock. In fact, head injury is still one of the most common causes of fatal accidents on the jobsite. Since the brain
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Guidelines are constantly changing in response to managing the health and safety of workers during the pandemic. It can be challenging to keep up with all of the new requirements enforced by CDC, EEOC, OSHA, and local regulations. Total Safety now offers Health Compliance Officers (HCOs) to bridge the gap between your specific jobsite environments
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