citizen, infrastructure is important. The quality of roads, sewage, and the electrical grid are huge factors to consider in any project, but it can be especially frustrating when poor infrastructure […]
What to Do If Poor Infrastructure Results in OSHA Violations Read Post »
As an organization responsible for worksite safety, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is constantly looking for ways of helping companies improve their safety during the COVID-19 pandemic. While
Understanding OSHA Guidelines During a Pandemic Read Post »
Millions of construction workers work with or near electricity and electrical equipment each day; however, not all of these workers have a strong familiarity with the actual hazards of electricity.
Everything You Should Know About NFPA 70E®, 2021 Edition Read Post »
With the Biden administration on the horizon, we can expect to see a number of changes in the way the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)’s regulations are maintained and
Stay Ahead of OSHA With a Safety Audit and Inspection Program Read Post »
If your business has ever received a citation from OSHA, you know how costly a safety violation can be. But those penalties just got pricier. On January 13, the Department
OSHA Increases Workplace Safety Penalties Read Post »
When the COVID-19 pandemic took hold of the United States in 2020, OSHA issued guidelines for managing workplaces and keeping employees safe from the virus. You likely referred to these
Preparing Your Worksite for a Potential OSHA COVID-19 Inspection Read Post »
COVID-19 is changing how the construction industry operates on a global scale. Like other industries, construction companies are making changes to their operations to improve worker safety and compliance with
OSHA’s COVID-19 Guidance for the Construction Industry Read Post »
In the many months since the pandemic hit the United States, workplace health and safety rules have varied wildly from state to state. On January 21, 2021, President Biden issued
New COVID-19 Guidelines from OSHA Read Post »
Crystalline silica, also referred to as quartz, is a common mineral found in all naturally occurring and man-made materials, such as sand, concrete, block, brick, and natural stone and mortar.
Michigan OSHA Sets Sights on Silica Exposure Read Post »
On June 24, 2020, two teenage brothers (16 and 18) were working on a construction site in Nashville, Tennessee, near Nissan Stadium. The boys had taken the construction gig as
What You Should Know About Employing Minors in Construction Read Post »
