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Prevent Eye Injuries in the Workplace- Free OSHA Safety Guide
Over 1,000 eye injuries occur in the workplace every day, so take the
necessary steps to prevent them at your company. Learn why eye injuries
happen, what causes them, and how to prevent them. Also, this guide
contains resources for more informati |
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Skylight & Construction Opening Safety - Free Tip Sheet
Falls through skylights and existing
roof or floor openings result in large
numbers of traumatic injuries and
deaths each year on construction
sites.
But there are simple steps you can take
to ensure the safety of workers on your
site.
Do |
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Protect Yourself & Your Employees From Sun Dangers - Free OSHA Guide
The summer months are prime work time for many construction crews.
But the heat coupled with the intense summer sun dangers from sun
exposure.
With this free OSHA pocket guide, you'll learn about warning signs for
skin cancer, as well as examin |
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West Nile Virus Safety Quick Card From OSHA
With more and more West Nile cases being reported daily,
you must take extra precautions to protect your workers!
The West Nile Virus can be prevented and especially can be
cured if caught early enough. This OSHA sponsored card is
full of prevent |
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15 Key Safety Tips for Construction Workers
Construction workers have special health needs and concerns - from
accident prevention to sun protection to toxic materials disposal, there
are a wide range of health issues that are important to workers and
managers alike.
Get 15 top health ti |
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Hand Safety in Machine Areas: Prevent Common Injuries
Hand and finger injuries are some of the most common
injuries associated with the manufacturing industry.
These injuries are not only painful, but are difficult to
recover from. Avoid these ghastly injuries with a few
easy prevention tips. |
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Overhead Power Line Tips For Construction Workers
Stay safe with these tips for overhead power
line safety! Pocket-sized for greater convenience
and portability, these tips can be printed out and
distributed among your workers. Remind them of
the the steps they should be taking to ensure
safety |
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Dos & Don'ts: How to Protect Yourself From Lightning
Lightning kills about 80 people in the U.S. each year and injures hundreds, and construction workers are among those who are struck most often struck by lightning on the job, despite the fact that in some cases, OSHA does not allow work on or from sc |
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Skin Problems in Construction: What You Can do to Protect Yourself
Working in construction comes with risks -
and some of them aren't as obvious as
others.
Learn about the skin problems you could
be exposed to - and what you can do to
protect yourself - with this free article!
You'll learn about materials th |
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Hard Hats 101: Your Free Guide to Head Protection Equipment
A recent survety noted that most workers who suffered impact injuries
to the head were not wearing head protection. In most instances,
employers had not required their employees to wear head
protection.
Take responsibility for the safety of you |
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Stay Compliant With OSHA Fall Protection Regulations: Free Kit!
Each year, on average, between 150 and 200 workers are killed and
more than 100,000 are injured as a result of falls at construction sites
- the leading cause of worker fatalities in the construction industry in the
United States.
Why take the |
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Trenching & Excavation Safety - Free OSHA Fact Sheet
Excavation and trenching are among the most hazardous construction
operations. In 1998, 33 workers lost their lives while doing excavation
work, with cave-ins accounting for nearly 70% of the fatalities.
Get the facts on trenching and excavation |
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Free Hearing Protection Tip Sheet
When you're constantly surrounded by
loud, jarring noises, it's important to
make sure your ears are fully protected.
Get tips on how to stay safe with this
free tip sheet! Learn about the levels
of noise created by commonly used
construction t |
