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DECEMBER NEWSLETTER

Dec
02

Kevin Donohue 2019_1

NOVEMBER 2019 SAFETY FACTS AND SNACKS

Whether projects happen in General Industry facilities, or on Construction sites, changes do happen at the last minute that can impact employee safety, project scope, timing and ultimately, SUCCESS.  Join Kevin Donohue as he presents a potential solution for those occurrences that allows for rapid reassessment and preventative actions to protect employees.  

Nov
05

RYAN BRUNER

SEPTEMBER 2019 SAFETY FACTS AND SNACKS

Safety Consultant Ryan Bruner will be reviewing and formulating a better strategy to teaching fall protection safety in a somewhat stagnant or complacent environment.  

Sep
05

KF-DAVID RISNER AERIAL BOOM LIFT TRAINING

SAFELY OPERATING AERIAL BOOM LIFTS

Is there anything better than clear skies on a beautiful summer morning?  How about looking up at those skies and observing laborers safely operating an Aerial Boom lift on a worksite?

Aug
22

DR-FLCO – Stonewall at Riverwalk Project ELECTRICAL PANELS

ELECTRICAL PANELS

Here are some key reminders when installing electrical panels for power inside a project building.

Aug
20

DR-FLCO – Stonewall at Riverwalk Project WALKING WORKING SURFACES

WALKING AND WORKING SURFACES

Every day as workers arrive onsite, new and unique hazards may be present.

Aug
17

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CANDID CRANES!

In today’s world, the moving of large heavy loads is vital to our manufacturing and construction industries.  

Aug
15

DR-FLCO-Ironworks at the Mill

HANDRAILS AND STAIR RAILS

To prevent workers from being exposed to a potential slip, trip or fall hazard, handrails and stair rails should be installed on stairs with four or more risers.

Aug
13

SY-CHRIS HALL FIT TESTING 2

RESPIRATOR FIT TESTING

Anyone assigned a job in which a respirator is worn, should be fit tested to determine whether a particular size and brand of respirator provides a satisfactory seal against the face.

Aug
10

MARK WILLIAMS

AUGUST 2019 SAFETY FACTS AND SNACKS

Safety Consultant Mark Williams will be exploring a conceptual take on OSHA’s requirements for hearing conservations programs, technological advancements in hearing conservation, and OSHA’s position on utilizing new technology to achieve compliance with OSHA 29 CFR §1910.95 and §1926.52.

Aug
08