Books: Let’s Talk Safety
Let’s Talk safety 52 common Tool Box talks on common utility on Safety Practices for Water Professionals. Copyright © 2012…
Category: Safety Resources
Hazard Identification Plan (HIP) Template
One of the “root causes” of workplace injuries, illnesses, and incidents is the failure to identify or recognize hazards that…
Books: OSHA Fall Protection Toolbox Talks and Trainer Guide
Falls cause more deaths in construction than any other hazard. In 2011, falls accountedfor over a third of the 721…
JSA-Soil Investigation-geotechnical Survey Work
The Below JSA is prepared as a guideline for Soil Investigation and Geotechnical survey work according to the following Method…
Booklet: Electrical Safety Worksite Do’s and Don’t
Every construction site is covered with electrical hazards, regardless of whether you are tearing down a structure or building something from…
Pre-Startup Safety Review Checklist (PSSR)
The term Prestartup Safety Review (PSSR) first received prominence in the process industries with the introduction of the Process Safety Management (PSM)…
Tool Box Talk: Don’t Let Chemicals Get to You
Many operators and laboratory staff are frequently exposed to chemicals that, if not handled properly, can cause severe harm or…
Tool Box Talk: Hand Grinder Safety
Hand grinders are being used more frequently in the water utility industry, typically with jobs involving fabrication, mechanical, contracting, masonry,…
Tool Box Talk: Lockout and Tagging
Anyone who operates, cleans, services, adjusts, and repairs machinery or equipment should be aware of the hazards associated with that…
Tool Box Talk: Winter Driving Safety Tips
Whether it’s snow, sleet, or ice, winter weather can cause extremely dangerous road conditions. In 2019, there were 440 fatal…
Tool Box Talk: Working Around Heavy Equipment
Every year heavy equipment operators, ground workers, and pedestrians are injured or killed by heavy mobile equipment used in construction.…
Tool Box Talk: Rotary Hammers-Hammer Drills
Rotary hammers and hammer drills are designed to drill into concrete, brickwork, and hard masonry of all types. They perform those tasks much more quickly than a standard drill and masonry bit, making them a more efficient, cost-effective tool