OPEN ENROLLMENT - Excavation and Utility Protection
Safety Resources, Inc. is offering a one-day course to train “experienced operators and supervisors” in excavation and utility protection best practices. This class is designed to provide a more detailed knowledge base for those employees who have intermediate experience with excavation and utility operations.
May 03
SHIELD IT, SHORE IT, or SLOPE IT
OSHA’s National Emphasis Program on Trenching and Excavation remains a high agency priority. NUCA, OSHA, NAXSA, TSSA and NAHB have teamed up for the 4th annual TSSD Week to educate workers on trenching hazards.
May 23
2019 INDIANA SAFETY AND HEALTH CONFERENCE EXPO
Safety Resources networked with approximately 1,100 safety professionals at their booth during the Expo.
Mar 27
CAN JOB-MADE LADDERS BE SAFE?
Job-made ladders can be safe, but they need to be constructed per OSHA regulations and the access openings need to be adequately protected by a compliant guardrail system.
Mar 11
MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT AND AIRBORNE FUMES
Welding operations have high potential hazards associated with the various tasks performed. A potential hazard that can be mechanically or naturally abated is the accumulation of airborne fumes.
Mar 08
PREPLANNING PREVENTS POTENTIAL HAZARDS
Preplanning is always a great way to prevent potential hazards.
Feb 06
CRANE OPERATOR CERTIFICATION: 5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
OSHA has resolved the remaining issues that had held up the requirements for crane operators to be certified.
Feb 01
THE STATE OF CONTRACTOR SAFETY
Host employers and their contractors may be able to realize even greater success in workplace safety if they take a beyond compliance alone approach to safety and health continuous process improvement.
Jan 21
EVERYONE CAN LEARN A THING OR TWO ABOUT SAFETY
Learning everything you can about safety can improve your chances of returning home in the same condition as you left.
Jan 09
CONTRACTORS CAN BE CITED FOR HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS AT MULTI-EMPLOYER WORKSITES
OSHA can issue citations to general contractors who fail to control hazardous conditions at multi-employer worksites, even if those conditions do not directly affect their own employees.
Jan 04
