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Fuel Gas Detection - It’s a Good Idea
Propane and natural gas are both popular fuels when it comes to heating and cooking. However, these fuels present risks. In the event of a leak both can produce a highly flammable vapor cloud presenting an explosion hazard in enclosed spaces.
The OSHA Reporting Forms - It's That Time of Year Again
The process of understanding and completing OSHA’s work-related injuries and illness forms 300, 300A, and 301 can confuse even the most seasoned safety professional.
Mental Well-being During the Holidays and the New Year
It’s easy to let the holiday season become a stressful and overwhelming time. There are many pressures to make perfect meals and lots of holiday memories. There is an overwhelming number of activities and obligations that need to be done
Staffing Shortage? Consider the Universal Worker
It’s well known that many industries, if not all, have been experiencing staffing shortages since the pandemic began. Employers are trying their best to fill the open positions.
The Little Things Can Make the Difference
Back pain is something that most of us will experience sometime in our lives. Often the cause of back pain is misunderstood. The perception is we must be lifting something heavy to cause an injury.
A Common Issue with The Common Extensor Tendon
The common extensor tendon is located in the upper limb with attachment to the lateral epicondyle of the humerus at the elbow.
The OSHA Emergency Temporary Standard: Vaccination, Testing and Face Coverings - Part 1
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has published their second Emergency Temporary Standard (ETS) to address COVID-19 workplace transmission.
Tracking Your Safe Patient Handling and Mobility Program
Everyone is keeping score and tracking it in some way. When we exercise, we track number of repetitions, weights used, and miles ran. Our doctors log health indicators like body weight, cholesterol, glucose, and blood pressure to name a few.
The Flat Roof Dilemma - When is Fall Protection Required in General Industry?
The OSHA fall protection standards have elements that touch all industries and complying with them can be challenging. Let’s take a closer look at one of the most commonly asked questions regarding fall protection.
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