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Construction projects may need a post-pandemic update

Revisiting site assessments
Ray Chishti
May 13, 2021
If your project PPE assessment isn’t updated regularly, your workers can be left without adequate protections — exposing them to injuries.
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lone worker

Are you confident your remote workers are safe?

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Gen Handley
June 23, 2020

With tens of millions of Americans returning to work after the COVID-19 quarantine, the workspaces they are returning to aren’t the same places as when they left them months ago.


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Industrial Hygiene

Industrial hygienists are vital players in the war against SARSCOV-2

Greg Richey, CIH, CSP, FAIHA
May 14, 2020

Industrial hygiene may not be a household name, but our knowledge base is exactly what is needed to help win this fight.


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In a flash: Take steps to protect workers from hazards
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In a flash: Take steps to protect workers from hazards

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Benita Mehta
May 13, 2020

According to OSHA, arc flash burns are one of the top three most common hazards when working with energized electrical equipment. Every day in the U.S. there are up to 10 arc flash incidents, totaling more than 3,600 disabling electrical contact injuries each year.


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Assessing hazards & human error
Rethinking Traditional Safety, Part 1

Assessing hazards & human error

Larry Wilson
December 3, 2019

This will be a series of short articles designed to provide a different perspective—a paradigm shift -- in terms of how most of you think about industrial safety. And how most of you think about accidental injury causation in general.


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Cal. tree worker dies after attack by bee swarm

January 8, 2018
A tree worker’s death following a fatal bee attack in San Bernardino, California has resulted in citations against his employer for serious workplace safety and health violations. While spraying water on date palm fruit from the elevated bucket of a spraying rig, the worker inadvertently disturbed a beehive.
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lockout/tagout procedures

What to do when lockout procedures are not feasible

Todd Grover
April 1, 2016
Defining alternative approaches: Alternative approaches to lockout are protective measures created when it is not feasible to lockout because of the need for energy sources to be present in order to accomplish assigned work.
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ASSE comments on OSHA Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines

February 24, 2016

Letter from ASSE President Michael Belcher, CSP to Dr. David Michaels, Assistant Secretary Occupational Safety and Health Administration: The American Society of Safety Engineers (ASSE) congratulates the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for revising and updating its Safety and Health Program Management Guidelines. ASSE is disappointed that this Administration did not complete rulemaking to consider requiring every employer to adopt a safety and health management program.


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Judge rules for OSHA: Company failed to protect murdered employee from workplace violence

July 7, 2015

An administrative law judge has affirmed OSHA’s finding that Integra Health Management - now operating as Integra ServiceConnect LLC – failed to protect an employee from workplace violence, which lead to her death.


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“Top 10 Work Safety Resolutions” for 2015

December 18, 2014

To help kick through the clutter and get down to what matters, Workrite Uniform present its “Top 10 Work Safety Resolutions” for the New Year.


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