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Feature Articles

10 neglected construction safety concerns

With so many risks on the job, it's no surprise construction workers are more prone to serious injuries  than other industries.

by Tom Eatchel
Todd Woulf


On the sunny side of work

Ward off direct consequences of heat and sun exposure as well as the secondary challenges of heat-related fatigue and loss of concentration.

by Karen Jenkins, CSP


Managing fall protection

Revised ANSI standard puts more emphasis on minimum requirements for comprehensive, managed fall protection programs, tightens criteria for fall arrest systems and introduces some new safety requirements.

by Gregory Piturro


Eye irrigation techniques

The medical profession teaches and practices irrigating eyes by introducing the flushing fluid at the inner corner of the eye — adjacent to the nose — and letting it run across the eye to the outer edge.

by Rob Wolff, M.D.


Advancing electrical PPE for workers

Providing PPE that will not hinder the task at hand and will create a comfortable solution for workers is the best way to ensure that workers actually use issued PPE while in the field.

by Bill Rieth


Choose the right medical exam glove

The FDA has specific requirements about how gloves are manufactured and used; their standards generally relate to a glove’s strength, length, width, elasticity and freedom from pinholes.

by David Shutt


OSHA’s proposed construction confined space rule

While the proposed rule is a step in the right direction, its limitations have come under scrutiny by some within the construction industry.

by Sara Wesche


New regs for high-visibility clothing

On November 24 of this year, new federal regulations will dramatically increase the number of workers required to wear high-visibility apparel.

by Melissa Johnson


Verifying & testing gas monitoring instruments

The International Safety Equipment Association (ISEA) recommends, at a minimum, verification of sensor accuracy before each day’s use.

by Bob Vigdor


ISHN's “Safety that Soars” Performance Excellence Competition

Waste tank farm yields superior safety record







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