Falls from ladders are preventable, yet they account for thousands of injuries each year. Ladder Safety Month in March is the perfect time to refresh ladder safety training with free resources from the American Ladder Institute and OSHA.
It's THAT time! Employers that meet certain size and industry criteria are required to electronically submit injury and illness data on form 300A to OSHA by March 2. For more information on reporting requirements, visit the OSHA recordkeeping site.
Our safety identification kits include everything you need. These kits include signs, labels, tags, and accessories curated for specific hazards in convenient, economical bundles. Save time, hassle and money with our safety ID kits.
Balance Safety Controls and Human Performance in Workplace Safety
A new article at OHS online looks at ways to reduce risks and maintain workplace safety by combining traditional controls implementation and Human Operational Performance Theory (HOPT), a more recent perspective.
5S principles improve organization and efficiency in construction sites and other applications. 5S lean principles can keep your construction workplace as efficient and secure as possible.
Ladder safety is a concern on construction sites and everywhere else ladders are used. Remember the clever acronym CLIMB to improve ladder safety on your worksite. Learn More
News & Notes
Grain Safety Week is March 24-28
Every year hundreds of workers are injured or die from preventable hazards while working in grain storage and handling. Grain Safety Week offers resources to help keep your workers safe. Learn more. Learn more.
OSHA Revises Whistleblower Factsheet
In January, OSHA revised the Protection From Retaliation for Engaging in Safety and Health Activity under the OSH Act Factsheet. Review the new factsheet (pdf).
Tech is Reshaping Construction in 2025
The construction industry is on the brink of a digital revolution, with AI, robotics, AR/VR and blockchain transforming everything from project management to site safety. Learn why and how to embrace technology. Read more.
Upcoming Safety Webinars Presented by OH&S
Mar 6 - Prevent overexertion injuries in construction
Mar 12 - What to expect in an OSHA inspection
Mar 18 - Chemical exposures and protection, risk assessment, PPE and more
