Back Injuries are very common in any workplace, and especially in a physically demanding job like construction. More than one million workers suffer back injuries each year, accounting for one of five workplace injuries. Since back injuries often require physical therapy to correct, they account for a majority [...]
Bloodborne Pathogens When you think of construction jobs, you probably don’t think about blood and other bodily fluids (yep, we are just going to jump right into this topic). But as a dangerous industry, it is quite common to see injuries first hand. When an accident happens to [...]
Hierarchy of Control No one is expected to remember every regulation number and the word-for-word definition. Safety training is meant to teach workers about hazards in their jobs, and the best ways to perform a task safely. Most of the training provided by OSHA and other institutes are [...]
Recordable Injuries - Part 1 This is one of the most challenging safety topics to get correct. It can feel like there is a lot of grey area when deciding what is or isn’t recordable. As the concept of “recordable” filters through the workplace, injuries that should have [...]
Safety Glasses Toolbox Talk The CDC reports on average 2,000 eye injuries occur at workplaces across the US everyday. The construction industry makes up a majority of that number. From dust and small particles, to chemical splashes and blunt impacts, the face and eyes are no place to [...]
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