Articles by Mark H. Stromme

Due to the United States’ renewed interest in becoming energy self-sufficient, drilling for oil and gas in parts of the U.S. has accelerated to a fever pitch.

In construction work, falls are the leading cause of worker fatalities. 

Employers are required to provide safety training when employees are, or could be, exposed to hazards on the jobsite. But exactly what are the OSHA requirements for that training? What about the format and the language used to train?

Operating a rough terrain forklift can be difficult. These seven safety tips can help.

Next time you see a coworker with a well-worn hard hat, ask him if he’s thought about replacing it. You might save his life.

Whether it’s a formal safety meeting set up in a classroom, or a weekly toolbox talk on the jobsite, preparation is key to successful training. If you’re on a construction site, here are some tips for properly setting up a classroom-style construction safety meeting.