OSHA calls them the Fatal Four. These are the four leading causes of death that account for more than half of all construction fatalities in the United States each year.
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A barricade is easy to ignore. It is just a tape or a cone or a fence. It does not make noise. It does not shut down equipment. It does not send alerts to anyone's phone.
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You cannot see what the operator cannot see. That is the challenge workers face around heavy equipment every day.
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Tools are part of everyday work for millions of employees. A circular saw may be used throughout the day, a hammer may be picked up dozens of times, and a drill may run for hours on a
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Most workplace injuries do not happen because workers lack experience. In many cases, injuries happen because a hazard was not identified, a risk was not taken seriously, or a safety
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Machine guarding is one of the most important safety measures in manufacturing and industrial workplaces, yet it is often overlooked. A machine guard gets in the way. It slows
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Welding is one of the most skilled jobs in construction and general industry. It takes years to develop expertise, and experienced welders know their work inside and out.
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Every year, forklifts kill approximately 85 workers and seriously injure nearly 35,000 more in the United States. That makes powered industrial trucks one of the most dangerous pieces
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Nobody walks into work expecting trouble. You are there to do your job, work with your team, and go home at the end of the day. Most of the time
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