HOLES ARE POTENTIAL HAZARDS
Holes and gaps measuring 2 inches in the least diameter can add to the equation equaling a potential injury or incident.
Apr 26
OVERLOOKING DOWNTOWN INDY
SRI Senior Safety Consultant, Matt McCreery overlooking Bankers Life Fieldhouse and Downtown Indianapolis.
Apr 19
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING IS GOOD SAFETY
Good housekeeping helps prevent injuries and improves productivity and morale in the workplace.
Apr 12
HANDLING AN AERIAL LIFT
Safety Consultant, Ryan Bruner training employees of AAA Roofing on the proper way to handle an aerial lift.
Apr 05
RIGGING AND TESTING THE LOAD
When rigging, always test the load with a test lift to ensure sway and spinning are reduced.
Mar 29
GRAND CANYON TOURISTS EXPOSED TO RADIATION
Grand Canyon tourists exposed to radiation. If you visited the Museum Collections Building (2C) between the year 2000 and June 18, 2018, you may have been exposed.
Mar 25
AERIAL LIFT SAFETY
Aerial Lifts are pieces of machinery that allows workers to access and perform operations on higher elevations.
Mar 19
ROOFING OPERATIONS AND FALL PROTECTION MEASURES
Anytime work is performed on an elevated surface at or above 6 ft., fall protection measures are required.
Mar 15
CAN JOB-MADE LADDERS BE SAFE?
Job-made ladders can be safe, but they need to be constructed per OSHA regulations and the access openings need to be adequately protected by a compliant guardrail system.
Mar 11
MOTORIZED EQUIPMENT AND AIRBORNE FUMES
Welding operations have high potential hazards associated with the various tasks performed. A potential hazard that can be mechanically or naturally abated is the accumulation of airborne fumes.
Mar 08
