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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently published guidance on the use of cloth face coverings by working in hot and humid conditions while indoors.  OSHA recommends that employers follow these practices to protect against the spread of COVID-19 and the risk of heat-related illnesses.

On Thursday, July 2, 2020, Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett issued an order which mandates face coverings in public spaces. The order commenced on Thursday, July 9, 2020 at 8:00 AM. This order was issued in an effort to continue to curb the spread of COVID-19. This order goes along with guidance issued by Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb and his #MaskUpHoosiers public health campaign.

Safety during COVID-19 goes past social distancing and staying at home. In this one-stop-webinar, hear the latest on contracts and safety guidelines as Indiana works to resume business as usual.

Since we have all heard so many varying media reports regarding the Coronavirus (or COVID-19), we wanted to take a moment to outline FACTS you should know, and how it relates to workplace safety.

Construction is a stressful occupation.  The work is tough and often entails intense physical labor performed in dangerous conditions.  

Join CCS as they host their 1^st roundtable of 2020 and address how we can improve and enhance the well-being of our workforce!  

The electrician from Forster Electrical Services is terminating connections in an unpowered outdoor fuse box.

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.  

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