ASSEMBLING A POTAIN SELF-ERECTING CRANE

RH Marlin employees assembling a Potain Self-Erecting Crane.

Nov
19

WORKING AT HEIGHT HAZARDS AND USING CONTROL MEASURES

Many workers know that a 6 foot working surface has potential fall hazards and fall protection is needed. But what about working at a depth/height of 3 foot?

Nov
16

STEEL STRUCTURE CONSTRUCTION

Flaherty & Collins erecting a steel structure in Elkhart, IN for a commercial building attached to a large upscale living complex.

Nov
14

REDUCING THE RISK OF MANUAL MATERIALS HANDLING

Tasks such as carrying boxes or lifting crates lead to hundreds of thousands of injuries a year. Here are some steps you can take to assess the risks in your workplace and reduce this costly occupational hazard.

Nov
12

NOVEMBER 2018 SAFETY FACTS & SNACKS

Join SRI Consultant, Mark Williams, as he explores the impermissible risks associated with lone workers and steps you can take to reduce or eliminate hazards presented to lone workers in your line of work.  

Nov
05

HOW TO PROPERLY USE A CIRCULAR SAW AND PREVENT KICK BACK

During a safety audit for C-Tech, safety handling of saws and grinders were being performed by the subcontractor by using face shields and proper usage of tools.

Oct
31

GUARDRAIL BASICS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

OSHA’s fall protection and guardrail requirements along with the International Building Code (IBC) are standards all builders, contractors and construction workers should follow for optimal building safety.

Oct
29

CONDUCTING AERIAL LIFT TRAINING

Mark Williams conducting Aerial Lift Training at Browning Chapman.

Oct
26

Safety Leadership: Time to evolve: What the modern safety program needs to address

Take a good look at your organization’s safety program and ask yourself, “Are we operating more like we’re in the past than truly responding to the safety needs of today?”

If so, it may be time to evolve.

Oct
12

GHS Training

Nov
22