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Hearing Protection

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Noise is one of the major occupational health concerns in the United States. Long term exposure to high levels of noise can cause permanent hearing loss, and short term exposure can cause temporary hearing loss. Loud noises can cause stress, affect communication, reduce productivity and concentration, and may contribute at workplace accidents and injuries. At […]

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Fire Triangle

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The fire triangle or combustion triangle is a combination of three elements: fuel, heat, and an oxidizing agent (oxygen). The right proportion of these three elements must be combined for a fire to occur. When starting a fire, heat is the most important element, fuel (such as chemicals, wood, paper, etc.) is the second most […]

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Foot Protection

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According to the Bureau of Labor, more than 60,000 foot injuries happen at workplaces each year. Foot injuries do not just happen at factories or construction sites, they can happen at any place at any time. Usually, work injuries involve sprained or twisted ankles, electrical shocks, cuts, strain, and fractures due to improper shoes, slips […]

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Flying Objects

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Workers on site can be at risk for injuries caused by flying objects. Flying objects can cause injuries such as cuts, abrasions, concussions, or blindness.  Flying objects are a major concern when workers are working with power tools, pushing/pulling loads, or under scaffolds, or work is being performed overhead. Construction material handlers, tree care workers, […]

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Falling Objects

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On site, workers can be exposed to injuries from flying or falling objects. These types of injuries can cause cuts, abrasions, concussions, or more severe ailments. Falling and flying objects or a concern especially when working with power tools, pushing/pulling loads, working under scaffolds, or performing any work overhead. Construction materials handlers, tree care workers, […]

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Emergency Eye Wash

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Eye injuries are common at industrial workplaces. Many workers are exposed to a variety of chemicals, splashes, particles, sparks, dust, and flying objects. In an eye emergency it is very important to protect the employee’s eyes from further damage as best as possible. Emergency eye wash stations must be located within ten seconds walking distance […]

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Emergency Exits

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 Emergency Exits Emergency exit doors depend on the size and number of employees at the workplace. The building code requirement for a workplace is bigger than residential house, so workplaces must have at least two emergency exits. Emergency exits routes should not be close to each other. They must be permanent and large enough to […]

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Electrocution

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  Electrocution Electrocution is an occupational hazard. Electrical energy is used to perform various tasks at industrial workplaces, so employees must be aware of the hazards it presents. Electrical injuries include electrocution, electrical shock, burns, and falls caused by contacting electrical energy. According to statistics, construction workers have a high rate of electrical injuries. Electrocution […]

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Defensive Driving

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Defensive Driving Everybody shares and uses roads together. It is the responsibility of all road users to be safe drivers and avoid accidents. Defensive driving entails making safe and legal driving decisions to drive safely and avoid accidents that could affect your safety and that of other drivers. Knowing how to drive defensively can save […]