Toolbox Talks
more >Carbon Monoxide Poisoning (OSHA) # 4
Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless, toxic gas which interferes with the oxygen-carrying capacity of blood. CO is non-irritating and can overcome persons without warning.
more >Safe Winter Driving Game # 3
The professional truck drivers on America’s Road Team have driven through all kinds of winter weather conditions with over 23 million accident-free miles between them.
more >Skid Steer Loaders # 2
Skid steer loaders are used for material handling and excavating. Workers who operate or work near this equipment are at risk for injuries from falling off or being struck by the equipment.
more >Attention: Hard Hat Exemption # 1
You may be exempt from the requirements to wear a hard hat. If your head meets the OSHA standards 1926.95(a)(2) for head protection, you do not need a hard hat. However, you will be required to obtain a “Certificate of
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more >Holiday Season Safety Guide # 50
The holidays are almost here and with the party-going and party-giving, the hustle and bustle of shopping, decorating the house, coping with inclement weather…. everyone is more prone to have accidents during this holiday season than any other time of
more >Fall Protection - Eliminating Falls # 49
Learn to identify conditions and behaviors that cause falls: Stairways – Carrying objects that block the view of the steps
more >Adulting #48
Definition – (an informal noun) the practice of behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary tasks. Actions and behavior that are considered typical of adults, not children or young people.
more >Self-Retracting Lifelines # 47
1. All self-retracting lifelines are not the same and are not used in the same way. 2. Read the directions before using any fall arrest device.
more >Hand Safety # 46
The hands and fingers are the most often injured parts of the body. There are few work activities which do not involve the hands. The potential for injury is always there and we must be constantly aware to avoid hazards