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Safety Tip of the Week – Heat is Coming

Safety Tip of the Week – Heat is Coming

Heat is Coming Labor-intense activities in hot weather can raise body temperatures beyond the level that normally can be cooled by sweating. Heat illness initially may manifest itself as heat rash or heat cramps, but can quickly escalate to heat exhaustion and then heat stroke if simple preventative measures are...

Safety Tip of the Week – Silica Safety

Safety Tip of the Week – Silica Safety

Silica Safety In June 2017, OSHA released a final ruling on the use of silica, discussing all of the dangers that are associated with the consistent exposure of silica, and they noted that it’s been directly linked to more than 900 cases of silicosis, annually—which is a very deadly respiratory...

Weekly Safety Meeting – Silica Safety

Weekly Safety Meeting – Silica Safety

Silica Safety In June 2017, OSHA released a final ruling on the use of silica, discussing all of the dangers that are associated with the consistent exposure of silica, and they noted that it’s been directly linked to more than 900 cases of silicosis, annually—which is a very deadly respiratory...

Safety Tip of the Week – Fireworks Safety

Safety Tip of the Week – Fireworks Safety

Fireworks Safety It won’t surprise you to learn that most firework- related injuries involve the hands and fingers. This accounts for 38 percent of fireworks injuries. Another 19 percent involve the eyes, and almost 50 percent of the wounds are burns. Follow these safety tips when using fireworks: Don’t let...

Weekly Safety Meeting – Fireworks Safety

Weekly Safety Meeting – Fireworks Safety

Fireworks Safety In 2017, at least four people died and about 11,100 were injured badly enough to require medical treatment after fireworks-related incidents, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. And while the majority of these incidents were due to amateurs attempting to use professional-grade, homemade, or other illegal...

Safety Tip of the Week – Confined Space – Atmospheric Testing

Safety Tip of the Week – Confined Space – Atmospheric Testing

 Confined Space – Atmospheric Testing Atmospheric testing is required for two distinct purposes: evaluation of the hazards of the permit space and verification that acceptable conditions exist for entry into that space.   Evaluation testing: The atmosphere within a confined space must be tested using equipment that is designed to...