Facility Safety

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As temperatures drop, the increased use of equipment and heating systems heightens the risk of carbon monoxide buildup.

In this helpful guide, we’ll explore the key factors in selecting the right packaging solutions to keep your chemicals safe, secure and in line with industry standards.

How many workplace-related accidents could have been prevented with adequate safety infrastructure in place?

Cold stress occurs when the body loses heat faster than it can produce, leading to a drop in core temperature and harm to bodily functions.

Employers who do not address the safety hazards of working in cold temperatures risk lost productivity, accidents and injuries.

Ergonomics is fundamental to welding, where long hours, awkward postures and repetitive motions can take a severe toll on workers. 

To safely work during the colder months, employers can take proactive steps to prepare their lone employees for the potential increased risk of winter work.

Safety managers on docks have specific priorities compared to other working environments. Loading and unloading require heavy machinery and technical prowess. 

Proactive maintenance is a strategy to prevent human error, deteriorating machines and similar incidents. Part of this approach is nondestructive testing, which helps facility managers address potential problems long before they escalate.

Addressing the dangers of dust is not only essential for regulatory compliance but also for the health and well-being of employees.