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Safety Tips for Post-Flood Demolition

At least twenty parishes in southern Louisiana will now be tasked with the restoration of its communities after the Great Flood of 2016. During these distressed times, it is..

Are Engaged Employees Safer Employees? SafetyPro Resources

The spectrum of employee engagement spans from Engaged to Contributing, to Disengaged, to Hostile. Engaged employees are active participants in all levels of business operations,..

Video: 5 Things You Should Do Before Your Next OSHA Inspection.

It can be stressful when OSHA shows up on your site for an inspection. OSHA inspectors are authorized by law to conduct safety inpsections at places of employment, and they..

New Podcast: Organizational Safety and Capability Maturity

Recently, SafetyPro Resource’s Daniel Slattery was a guest on the “Kicking Boxes” podcast hosted by Randy Cadieux. During the interview, Daniel & Randy talk about a variety of..

What Farmers and Fertilizer Companies Need to Know About Process safety management

In June 2015, OSHA released a new interpretation of the retail exemption for Process Safety Management (PSM). The interpretation rescinds the retail exemption for facilities..

How Safety Leaders Focus on the Second Story

When an incident occurs, and depending on the structure and processes of an organization, there are usually multiple narratives that are produced, especially when the incident..

What Safety Leaders Need to Know about New OSHA Recordkeeping Rules

The U.S. Department of Labor / Occupational Safety & Health Administration is rolling out the final rule representing changes to the 29 CFR 1904 OSHA Recordkeeping regulations on..

Sign Up for Our Fall Prevention Webinar - SafetyPro Resources

Over the course of 2015, we noticed several trends with our clients as well as with OSHA's fatal four throughout the United States. SafetyPro Resources wants to mitigate these and..

Safety Leadership: Your Management Is Committed, But Is Your Board?

Safety leaders know and understand (all too well, unfortunately) that management commitment is a critical piece in moving any organization forward to proactively deal with hazards..