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HazCom Label Requirements
Hazard communication, or HazCom, was the second-most-cited OSHA violation in 2022. While the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has created detailed hazard communication...
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OSHA Standards for Crystalline Silica
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) crystalline silica requirements are designed to protect workers from the harmful effects of exposure in the workplace. In the United States,...
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Hearing Protection Safety in Construction
Using hearing protection on construction sites is crucial because it safeguards workers against hearing loss. It can also enhance communication, reduce workplace accidents, and improve job quality. As...
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How to Handle Hazardous Materials
If you’re a safety professional, you understand the importance of handling hazardous materials or chemicals in your workplace. Exposure to hazardous materials can cause many health complications, from...
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How to Create a HAZCOM Program
It may not be the most visible workplace hazard, but an effective chemical hazard communication program is essential for workplace safety and Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)...
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The Differences Between Incidents vs. Accidents in the Workplace
When safety professionals know the differences between an incident vs. an accident, they can better reduce risks in the workplace, ensure safety during the day, and train professionals for optimal...
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Precautions for Job Site Safety Hazards in the Rain
As a safety professional, knowing the safety protocols in different weather conditions is crucial to protecting yourself and your workers. Working in the rain can increase hazards, so it’s best to...
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The Impact of Safety Certifications on Job Safety and Satisfaction
Are you looking for a rewarding career in safety that allows you to work with influential leaders? Earning safety certifications shows employers that you have the relevant knowledge to improve job...
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5 Reasons to Get a Safety Certification
Workplace health and safety is a critical issue for businesses. Without proper health and safety practices, companies may receive OSHA citations and face increased workers’ compensation claims. This...
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How Safety Certifications Can Boost Your Earning Potential
Earning a safety certification can benefit you in a variety of ways, qualifying you to implement practices that promote a safer company culture and increase productivity in the workplace. But can...
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