When you weld, cut or grind, the potential for accidents is significant. Potentially: Eyes and skin can be burned, hearing can be damaged, fires and explosion can occur and an electric shock can kill you
Safety Tips for “Hot Work”
June R.A.M.P. Safety Blast
May R.A.M.P. Safety Blast
Returning to the Job Site
Hazards and Concerns to Consider Prior to Re-Start/Start-Up Unplanned and urgent job site shutdowns create a large list of issues that can contribute to hazards and associated unforeseen risks. The construction firm, manager, general contractor,
How to Get Supervisors to Enforce Workplace Safety Rules
Safety is absolutely paramount in any high-risk field. Employers should take it very seriously and make every effort to encourage the enforcement of safety rules. Staff training, informational posters, video trainings, and memos — there
Fundamental Human Value: Safety
There are many justifiable reasons why we have a safety program. There are moral reasons (protecting people), legal reasons, business reasons (risk management, including insurance and liability cost), etc. There is, however; one fundamental reason
Leadership Habits – Learning, Bending, NOT Breaking
Leadership entails helping others change – to consider new methods, effectively use different tools, communicate in preferred ways, and adopt higher-level skills. However, change – especially when people have little control over what they’re to
Communication Could Save a Life
When two or more people are given a task to perform, communication is always an important aspect. Without a clear plan and effective communication execution of the task may be more difficult and will put
How a “Can Do” Attitude Affects Safety
Self – Confidence “I am valuable.” How do you feel about yourself? Research has shown that people with high self-esteem report fewer negative emotions and less depression than those with low self-esteem, and they handle
Staying Safe While Performing Non-Routine Tasks
Non-routine work tasks are tasks that employees do not regularly perform or are performing for the first time. Since the tasks are not performed on a routine basis, the likelihood of injuries and/or illnesses to