Tag: Safety
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Pedestrian Safety in Arizona’s Busy Industrial Zones
In the bustling world of Arizona’s industrial sector—think massive warehouses in Phoenix, oil rigs in the desert, or construction sites sprouting up like cacti after a rain—workers face more than just the daily grind. Commuting to these sites often means dodging traffic like a frog in a classic arcade game, but with real stakes. Pedestrian…
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8 Common Construction Safety Excuses — and How to Eliminate Them
According to the National Safety Council a single lost-time incident averages over $40,000 in direct expenses, delays, rework or reduced productivity. However, jobsite injuries carry more than financial consequence. Behind each number is a person, and behind each incident is a cause. Safety can’t be treated as an after-thought or box-checking exercise. It’s a strategic…
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HSE issues plant safety warning
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has issued a warning about the risk of people being struck by an excavator or a load if the operator does not use the isolation device correctly. HSE published a safety notice after a slinger was fatally crushed between the quick hitch and a fixed structure during a lifting…
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Workplace Safety and Transport: Challenges and Solutions
The industrial sector is a cornerstone of economic growth in many countries, including the United States, where industries such as manufacturing, construction, and transportation employ millions of workers. In such environments, workplace safety and transportation to work are critical factors that impact productivity and employee well-being. This article explores these topics, focusing on practical aspects,…
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Outdoor Vehicle Storage Safety: Best Practices for Operators
As self-storage facilities evolve to meet customer demands, security remains a top concern, especially for outdoor vehicle storage. Whether it’s RVs, boats, cars, or motorcycles, outdoor vehicle storage has become increasingly popular, providing customers with a safe place to keep their vehicles. However, this popularity brings new challenges. Operators must ensure their facilities remain secure…
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Construction Fleet Safety: How to Reduce Risk and Protect Drivers Year-Round
Summer is the busiest and riskiest season on the road for construction crews. With more vehicles in transit and added distractions on the jobsite, even the safest drivers can face unexpected situations. Transportation-related incidents accounted for 36.8% of the more than 5,000 fatal work injuries in the U.S. in 2023. The average crash costs an…
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ABC Report Highlights Safety Practices That Cut Jobsite Incidents by 85%
Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) has released its 2025 Health and Safety Performance Report, providing a data-driven look at the safety practices helping construction firms significantly reduce jobsite incidents. The report analyzes more than 1 billion work hours logged by participating contractors in 2024, highlighting how involvement in ABC’s STEP Safety Management System leads to…
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Boiler Safety Tips for Homes and Commercial Buildings
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Boilers are the heart of heating systems in millions of buildings across the country. They provide reliable warmth and hot water, but they also present serious safety risks when not properly maintained or operated. Every year, boiler accidents cause property damage, injuries, and fatalities that could have been prevented with proper safety practices. Whether you…
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STUDSON Launches Guardian and Watchman Safety Eyewear
North American safety helmet innovator STUDSON today announced the availability of two new safety eyewear lines for customers: the Guardian and Watchman safety glasses. These options represent a significant advancement in workplace eye protection, offering ANSI Z87+ impact certification, superior optical clarity, and innovative design features that address the critical need for comprehensive eye safety…