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Dropped objects protection

Coming this year, a new standard to prevent dropped objects

Nate Bohmbach
May 14, 2018
It’s hard to fathom that in this day and age of real-time data, education and technology, worker fatalities in the U.S. have actually increased (up 7 percent in 2016 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics).
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Anti-retaliation protection in the workplace

Anti-retaliation policies don’t always stop bullying

Shut down for speaking up
Edward Stern
May 11, 2018
People will not risk their jobs to speak up about problems. They cannot afford it. That is reality. It is the very reason why the Occupational Safety and Health Act has protection for whistleblowers. It is also the reason for the Federal Whistleblower Protection Act (WPA).
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Causes of workplace depression

Causes of workplace depression, and steps to prevent

Gloria Kopp
May 4, 2018
If you find it difficult to motivate yourself to go to work, or you're finding yourself consistently feeling low on the job, you could be dealing with workplace depression. Let’s examine some causes.
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arc flash and electrical safety training

Refresher course: Improve arc flash, electrical safety training

Jim Schuster
May 1, 2018
Training, therefore, is perhaps the most essential part of an electrical safety program, but arc flash and electrical safety training comes in many formats and lengths, so it’s essential that the training is effective for electrical Qualified Persons.
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proximity sensor technology

Sensors reduce risk of tooling crashes & damage

Chip McDaniel- AutomationDirect
Chip McDaniel
April 24, 2018
Many proximity sensors are used in automated equipment, so it’s good to have a basic understanding of these critical devices. Proximity sensors allow non-contact detection of machine tooling and objects in a variety of automation applications.
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Wearable glove collects data

Wearable glove collects data

Identifies ergo issues & fatigue
April 23, 2018
Pankaj Singh is a recent Ph.D. graduate in mechanical engineering from Cornell University. He is also a co-founder of OrthoFit Inc, a new company developing smart wearables and software. ISHN interviewed Pankaj by email to discuss smart glove wearables.
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Lockout/tagout methods

The challenge of replacing lockout with interlocks

Donny Snyder
April 17, 2018
The eternal battle is production versus safety, and at the very center of this is lockout, or better – avoiding lockout. The complaint, by both production and maintenance is that locking out equipment takes too long, or if they lockout, getting the machine back on line could be difficult.
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Choosing the right utility knife

How to pick the correct utility safety knife

Eliminate injuries at the tool level
Hayley Votolato
April 13, 2018
Choosing the appropriate safety knife for your company is an important decision that directly impacts your employees’ safety and your company’s brand. Many factors need to be discussed and assessed.
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Human and Organizational Performance- HOP

Discipline & learning – what leads to good corrective actions?

Missile Alert gone awry
Kurt Krueger
April 12, 2018
Recently a Hawaiian civil defense employee sent an emergency alert that a ballistic missile threat was headed for Hawaii, and that residents should seek shelter. It was a mistake, a human error. Panic ensued and it took 38 minutes to correct the error.
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High-risk operations require safety training

High-risk ops require knowledge & skills

Training fuels safety
Greg Duncan
April 11, 2018
On January 22, 2018, a rig explosion near Quinton, Oklahoma claimed the lives of five workers, marking the deadliest incident in the U.S. oil and gas industry since the Deepwater Horizon disaster. These incidents, and many others, are tragic reminders of the need for innovation in safety systems.
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