Toolbox Talks
more >Opioid Deaths in Construction # 40
The numbers don’t lie. In 2017, more than 72,000 people died of drug overdose. Over 47,000 of those deaths involved opioids (exa. Vicodin, Percocet, Oxycontin).
more >Backs and Lifting (Grainger) # 39
Safe Lifting Tips
more >Aerial Lifts and Elevated Platform Safety - Hazards Pt2 #38
Recognition and control of the present hazards is crucial to assuring a safe and efficient work environment.
more >Aerial Lifts and Elevated Platform Safety - Hazards Pt1 # 37
Work in aerial lifts and elevated platforms is inherently dangerous, and additional hazards can be introduced based on the type of tasks being performed while elevated.
more >Construction Safety - Floor Openings # 36
Unprotected holes in the floor, deck, or roof have been responsible for a number of very serious injuries. Yet, through planning and personal attention, falls through openings under foot are very east to prevent.
more >Stress Management # 35
Too much stress is a problem that affects almost everyone at some point in life. Recognizing that you are over-stressed, learning to cope with stress, and understanding what factors are causing stress can help you improve both your physical and
more >Overhead Power Lines - Look Up! # 34
Overhead power lines at construction sites can be dangerous for the workers, especially when equipment such as cranes, suspended states and aerial lifts are used.
more >Fall Protection & Other Basic OSHA Rules # 33
You have to know this information. And fall protection safety has been OSHA’s #1 write up for at least the past 16 years.
more >A Safe Worker's Promise (USI) # 32
Personal commitments you can live and work by: *I anticipate possible dangers in any given operation and make every effort to analyze and avoid them before starting work, including immediately communication such to my foreman.
more >Important Information About Fall Protection # 31
According to OSHA, fall protection is required when a fall hazard exists that is ___ feet or more above a lower level.