OSHA Ladder Safety Tips and Training Guidelines
Who can guess the most often cited OSHA violation in construction? If you said fall protection, you’re dead on. Scaffolding […]
How to Pass an OSHA Inspection
A lot of attention surrounded the OSHA fall protection requirements that went into effect back in June of 2011. Smaller […]
How to Pay OSHA Fines and Why
We recalled a Dept of Labor news release that showed a judge found a New Jersey company and its president […]
What to Do if OSHA Shows up on Your Job Site
We’ve covered keeping OSHA away from your job site, but inspectors keep stepping up site visits and compliance efforts. This […]
OSHA Mandates Fall Harness Protection for ZT Mowers
Last year, more than 15 million zero turns rolled over during the course of mowing lawns just in the United States […]
OSHA Adopts Cone of Silence as Third Viable Form of Hearing Protection
Managing noise while working is a big deal. For quite some time, OSHA has regulated exposure and maximum sound pressure […]
Makita Cordless Rotary Hammers Are OSHA Table 1 Compliant
Makita Cordless Rotary Hammer Kits Make Changes to Be Table 1 Compliant Out of the Box Several of Makita’s brushless […]
Roofing Contractor Fined $1.8 Million By OSHA… and He’s Got a Long History
Shawn D. Purvis and Purvis Home Improvement are looking at nearly $1.8 million dollars in fines from OSHA following their […]
OSHA Releases Clamshell Packaging Injury Report
OSHA released its annual clamshell packaging injury report today, with a dramatic rise from the previous year. As anyone familiar […]
General Contractors Now Responsible for Subcontractor OSHA Violations
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals in New Orleans has ruled that general contractors can be held responsible for subcontractors […]