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What are the Steps of a Corrective Action Plan?

A corrective action plan is something that your organization is likely to need at some point, whether due to an accident or an audit that finds your existing procedures lacking...

How to Implement a Safety Management System in Construction

The construction industry remains one of the most dangerous industries to work in, despite increasing numbers of regulations designed to reduce injuries. However, having a set of..

What is a Corrective Action Plan and Why is it Important?

A corrective action plan (CAP) is part of safety management. It is a step-by-step set of actions designed to identify issues and gaps in the system and identify the root cause to..

Steps to Take After a Construction Accident

When a construction accident happens, it can seem like time stops. However, this is anything but true. Time is of the essence when dealing with any unforeseen event that endangers..

How to Prepare for a Surprise OSHA Inspection

You do everything you can to keep your work site safe. Still, it's possible that OSHA will subject you to an inspection without warning. Here's what you need to know to prepare..

How to Manage Conflict Between Safety Consultants and Contractors

Some conflict in the workplace is inevitable. However, conflict between external safety consultants and contractors can be troublesome. Conflicting priorities can often place..

Average Cost of Workplace Injuries

The National Safety Council estimates that employers lost a total of $171 billion in 2019 due to workplace injury costs, a cumulative figure that represents lost income, extra..

Environmental Compliance: Tier 2 Reporting 101

In our modern times, environmental concerns are at the forefront of everyone’s consciousness, and businesses must be aware of their impact.

Work-Related Injuries: Heavy Lifting 101

Would it surprise you to know that the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) “does not have a standard which sets limits on how much a person may lift or carry” in..

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