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Mark H. Stromme

Mark Stromme is a workplace safety editor with J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc., 3003 Breezewood Ln., Neenah, WI 54957; (920) 722-2848; Email: mstromme@jjkeller.com; Internet: jjkeller.com.

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Safe permit confined space

Safe permit confined space depends on how well your entry team performs their duties

Mark H. Stromme
December 30, 2021
Permit-required confined spaces are found in many workplaces and are very hazardous to employees that must enter them.
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JJ keller eye hazards

It can be easy to overlook the need for eye and face protection

Mark H. Stromme
August 27, 2021
Of all areas of the body, the eyes are among the most exposed to hazards on a daily basis. It takes only a single speck of flying debris to cause serious damage to an eye.
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The nuts and bolts of storing materials properly

Mark H. Stromme
April 29, 2021
Companies store materials in various ways. But no matter how they’re stored, you must make sure these materials don’t create a hazard for employees.
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Note the differences in confined spaces to follow the right standard

Mark H. Stromme
December 9, 2020

Working in a confined space can be hazardous but working in a permit-required confined space (permit space) is often downright dangerous.


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4 steps to an effective respiratory protection program

Breathe easy with a plan
Mark H. Stromme
October 14, 2020
OSHA requires that in any workplace where respirators are necessary to protect the health of the employee or whenever respirators are required by the employer, a written respiratory protection program must be established and implemented.
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personal fall arrest systems
Safeguard your employees

Using personal fall arrest systems require serious planning, training

Mark H. Stromme
July 14, 2020
Falling to a lower level may be a hazard employees are exposed to during their shift. However, taking the right precautions can keep employees from suffering injury or even death.
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workplace with hazard signs, alarms, and signals

Stay proactive in your workplace with hazard signs, alarms, and signals

Alerts on display
Mark H. Stromme
April 1, 2020

Workplaces can sometimes be dangerous and that’s why OSHA requires employers to alert employees to hazards that they could encounter. A proactive way to provide this protection is to use the necessary signage, alarms, and signals to alert workers to these hazards.


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Material handling hazards

Material handling hazards

Address lifting, moving equipment & cranes
Mark H. Stromme
January 1, 2020

Material handling consists of the moving, handling, and storing of materials in a facility using manual force, employee-operated equipment (forklifts), and automated equipment (conveyors). The handling and storing of materials inside a facility includes activities like:


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5 exposures that need protection

5 exposures that need protection

Hotspots for falls
Mark H. Stromme
December 4, 2019

When employees are performing construction work six feet or more above a lower level, you need to provide them with some type of fall protection. There is an exception for working on scaffolding — the threshold height for fall protection is ten feet. OSHA regulates falls at 1926 Subpart M.


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Do you have a plan? Protect workers from lung cancer

Do you have a plan? Protect workers from lung cancer

Mark H. Stromme
October 1, 2019

Crystalline silica is one of the most common elements on the planet, just behind oxygen. About 2.3 million workers are exposed to it in their workplace. It’s about 100 times smaller than sand and can be found on construction sites in building materials such as concrete, block, stone, sand, and mortar.


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