A variety of fixed guards and machine guarding devices help prevent injuries in manufacturing facilities.
Use this safety checklist to review your current safety program.
OSHA (U.S. Department of Labor Occupational Safety and Health Administration) is the main federal agency charged with the enforcement of safety and health legislation. OSHA regulations regarding first aid kits are contained in the Code of Federal Regulations under section 29 CFR 1910.151 and in Appendix A. OSHA does not provide specifications for first aid kit contents per se but defines mandatory requirements for availability of kits on worksites.
A centralized lockout station prevents confusion and clutter. Maximizing space, in addition to streamlining operations, also helps to make a facility safer.
In this competitive marketing place it’s hard to make decisions on what would be the best anti-fatigue solution for your team. Do they need a mat or flooring?
Professional athletes are geared up, coached up and given the optimum field for success, so why not give your Industrial Athletes a competitive edge, too.
Are you planning to shut down your facility this summer? Use our checklist to help you plan the maintenance tasks that you might need to tackle.
The warmer months put workers at risk for a variety of heat-related illnesses. Engineering controls such as ventilation and air conditioning can be key to keeping a hot workplace safe.
Designed to reduce the impact of prolonged standing, anti-fatigue mats can make a measurable difference for facilities.
Does your emergency response program ensure easy and close access to a 15-minute flush of tepid water for all employees near all worksite hazards?