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Understanding OSHA's Process Safety Management Standard

There are certain industries and businesses that cannot avoid the use of hazardous chemicals. However, effectively mitigating the hazards of working with these chemicals while..

Bump Cap vs. Hard Hat: Which is Better?

Head injuries impact thousands of construction workers each year. To prevent on-the-job injuries, both workers and employers want the best Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)..

Safety Auditing: What It’s Like Working with SafetyPro

Every year, millions of injuries occur in the workplace. These disabling injuries are almost entirely preventable with a well-formulated safety plan and employees/contractors that..

Safety Consultant vs. Safety Specialist: What’s the Difference?

Through increased awareness of worksite hazards, improved trainings, and new OSHA initiatives, the construction industry has become significantly safer in recent decades. However,..

Safety Training: What it's Like Working with Safety Pro

While overseeing and directing projects on site, you likely have a laundry list of tasks fighting for your attention. Between directing your workers and subcontractors, tracking..

Top 10 Serious OSHA Violations (and Their Costs)

Developing a robust health and safety program for your workplace can be a daunting task. But the policies and procedures outlined in the program are vital to the safety and..

The Impact of OSHA’s Severe Violator Enforcement Program

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) announced its expansion of the Severe Violator Enforcement Program (SVEP). Like any organization, OSHA has numerous..

Heat Illness Prevention: What Are Indoor Heat Hazards | Safety Pro

As we move into the cooler season, it’s all too easy to forget the extreme heat of the past few summers. And while the world continues to warm, on-the-job heat illness has grown..

What Safety Training Do Temporary Workers Need? | Safety Pro Resources

Temporary workers on a construction site are at higher risk of incurring an injury than permanent workers.