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OSHA Lockout Requirements
OSHA 1910.147 covers lock-out tag-out requirements. Lock-out tag-out is a procedure designed to prevent the unintentional start-up of equipment or the release of stored energy, which could result in...
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Safety in Manufacturing
There are a variety of types of manufacturing businesses. A workplace may manufacture food, vehicles, toys, furniture, textiles, hardware, and other items. Yet, no matter the product or the size of the...
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New Employee Safety Training
Some employees come on the job with no knowledge of safety procedures and issues. Others have had exposure to safety training, and may even have an OSHA 10-hour or 30-hour safety training certificate....
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Safety Issues in Industry
The safety of industrial workers is a major source of concern for employers and the federal government. The U.S. Department of Labor's Occupational Safety and Health Administration sets out a list of...
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Fire Evacuation Map Requirements
In case of a fire at work, do you know where the fire extinguishers are? Can you locate the best exit quickly, and do you know where to meet your colleagues after exiting the building? The US...
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Trucking Safety Topics
Truck driving can be a very demanding profession. Drivers are required to pick up and drop off loads at designated times that sometimes do not allow for much rest. Since truck drivers are primarily...
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Safety Audit Protocols
An important part of helping to ensure on-the-job safety for workers is completing a monthly or quarterly safety audit. These audits are designed to help employers determine which of their safety...
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Safety Operation Procedures
When working in any type of industry, supervisors or managers should have in place a set of safety operating procedures to help ensure the health of their workers while on the job. Safety operating...
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OSHA Safety Audit Checklist
OSHA is a government-run organization that helping to maintain public health and safety. One of the places where OSHA is most effective is in the workplace. In order to help maintain a safe working...
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List of Safety Procedures
No matter whether you are at work, at home, or out and about in your community, knowing and utilizing simple safety procedures may help you to avoid an accident or better cope with an emergency...
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OSHA Eyewash and Shower Regulations
In work spaces that contain highly toxic substances, or in spaces where these substances are readily handled, there is a list of safety and first aid measures that your employer is required to take....
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According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, PEL is an acronym for Permissible Exposure Levels. OSHA has different PEL requirements for various types of hazardous materials. These...
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What Are the Dangers of Using Romex?
According to T.H.I.S. Home Inspector, incorrectly installed electrical wiring is a common reason for house fires. Romex is a common wire used in houses. It has a covering over the wires that is...
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How To Develop a Workplace Checklist From Health & Safety Legislation
Private sector workplaces in the United States are subject to health and safety regulations. Nationwide standards are set by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), but individual...
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Warehouse Safety Standard Operating Procedures
Safety is an essential part of any warehouse operation. Accidents result in damaged equipment, damaged inventory or, worse, injuries to employees. All of these come with serious costs, and in most...
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Common Risks in the Printing Industry
The print industry is responsible for providing newspapers, books, magazines and other forms of printed literature. Even with the spread of the Internet, the print industry provides employment to...
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What Happens at Job Physicals?
Pre-employment health screenings are required in many industries. When scheduling a job-related physical exam, it is helpful to know what to expect.
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Hazards of Nitrogen Gas
Nitrogen is a gas that was first discovered in the 16th century. It is the largest component of the earth's atmosphere and is found in all living organisms. Nitrogen is an odorless, nontoxic, tasteless...
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Workplace Health & Safety Articles
According to a 2010 study done for the Public Welfare Foundation in Washington, D.C., more than 85 percent of workers consider workplace safety more important than any other labor condition, including...
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Flame Arrester Types
An important piece of safety equipment made for gas pipelines and storage, flame arresters prevent fires entering, leaving or traveling down process lines, fuel lines and storage tanks. These devices...
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