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
PREPLANNING PREVENTS POTENTIAL HAZARDS
Preplanning is always a great way to prevent potential hazards.
Feb 06
CRANE OPERATOR CERTIFICATION: 5 THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
OSHA has resolved the remaining issues that had held up the requirements for crane operators to be certified.
Feb 01
REDUCING HAZARDS ASSOCIATED WITH EXTENSION LADDERS
There are many hazards associated with ladder safety. But addressing these hazards can help reduce those associated with extension ladders.
Jan 30
CI-ASSP CHAPTER MEETING AT BOSTON SCIENTIFIC
Monthly Central Indiana American Society of Safety Professionals (CI-ASSP) chapter meeting at Boston Scientific in Spencer, Indiana.
Jan 28
COMMUNICATION AND CRANE CONSTRUCTION
There is a lot of planning and communication that goes into planning for a single tower, not to mention three!
Jan 25
USING CORRECT ANCHORAGE POINTS WHEN RIGGING
Qualified personnel from Buckingham Construction using correct anchorage points while rigging a precast slab.
Jan 23
THE STATE OF CONTRACTOR SAFETY
Host employers and their contractors may be able to realize even greater success in workplace safety if they take a beyond compliance alone approach to safety and health continuous process improvement.
Jan 21
WORKPLACE SAFETY - WHAT TO EXPECT IN 2019
A New Year is upon us and many wonder what to expect from workplace safety and regulators for 2019.
Jan 18
JANUARY 2019 SAFETY FACTS AND SNACKS
SRI Consultant Joe Kennedy will be providing a brief update on OSHA’s enforcement of the new Silica rules, as well as other new OSHA enforcement priorities taking effect in 2019.
Jan 07
