08 Feb Heavy Equipment Safety
Heavy Equipment Safety Heavy equipment is designed to move, lift, excavate, grade, or handle large loads and materials. Because of its size, weight, power, and limited visibility, heavy equipment can cause...
08 Feb Fatigue Can Lead to Accidents
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in General Safety & Accident Prevention, Occupational Health & Industrial Hygiene, Toolbox Talks
Fatigue Can Lead to Accidents Fatigue is more than simply feeling tired. It can reduce alertness, concentration, judgment, coordination, and reaction time—all of which are critical to working safely. A fatigued...
07 Feb Slips, Trips and Falls
Slips, Trips and Falls Slips, trips and falls are among the most common causes of workplace injuries. Good housekeeping, properly maintained walking surfaces, appropriate footwear, and effective fall protection can significantly...
07 Feb Arc Welding Safety
Arc Welding Safety Arc welding uses an intense electric arc to join, repair, or cut metal. The process exposes workers to several serious hazards, including electric shock, burns, ultraviolet and infrared...
31 Jan Auto Transmission Repair Safety
Auto Transmission Repair Safety Auto transmission repair can range from minor adjustments and fluid service to component replacement and complete transmission overhauls. The work can expose employees to heavy components, hot...
27 Jan Forklift Battery Use and Maintenance
Forklift Battery Use and Maintenance Forklift batteries provide power and, on many electric forklifts, form an important part of the truck's counterweight system. Battery charging, servicing, and replacement can expose employees...
26 Jan Eye Protection
Eye Protection Protecting your eyesight is one of the easiest and most important safety measures you can take. Eye injuries can occur in a split second and may result in permanent...
26 Jan Handle Tools for Your Safety
Handle Tools for Your Safety Hand tools are used every day, but even a simple tool can cause a serious injury when it is damaged, poorly maintained, or used for the...
23 Jan Traffic Control
Traffic Control Traffic control is necessary whenever construction activities affect vehicles, pedestrians, equipment, or normal roadway movement. Effective traffic control protects workers and the traveling public while allowing traffic to move...
23 Jan Logging Yarding Safety
Logging Yarding Safety Yarding is the logging operation used to move felled trees, logs, and other materials from the cutting area to a landing or storage area. Yarding may involve cable...