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OSHA Extends Time For Crane Operator Certification

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration recently announced an extension of the compliance date for its crane operator certification by three years moving it from..

OSHA Releases Final Rule on Injury Reporting

This month OSHA announced that as of January 1, 2015 employers must begin complying with new workplace injury and illness reporting requirements. The new rule has two major..

5 Tips to Prevent Workplace INJURIES: Slips, Trips and Falls

Workplace INJURIES, SLIPS, Trips And Falls According the US Department of Labor workplace injuries from falls, slips and trips account for the majority of accidents that occur..

How to Protect Temporary Workers from Injury - SafetyPro

It is important to know how to protect temporary workers from injury while they are part of your workforce. A temporary worker is considered an employee of both the staffing..

How to Use Personality Testing in Safety Management

Understanding employees personalities and their responses to risk and personal safety can determine if they will put themselves and others in danger in the workplace. An..

Facilities with High Process Safety Risks May Get New VPP Requirements

OSHA recently announced new requirements may be on the horizon for refineries, power plants and other work sites that are part of the Voluntary Protection Program (VPP) and whose..

How to Get Your Employees Engaged In Safety

Safety is critical for a successful business. Your business may be profitable and produce a high quality product, but if your employees are getting hurt in the process, you won't..

Avoid Accidents With These Excavation Safety Tips

The Importance of Excavation Safety Recent studies conducted from 2000-2006 by BLS (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) found that during this six year period, over 270 individuals..

Combating Safety Complacency in the Workplace

Safety Complacency One of the biggest problems faced in the midst of completing day-to-day tasks on the job is safety complacency.