OSHA Recommended Practice of Health and Safety programs in construction
OSHA Recommended Practice of Health and Safety programs in the construction provide responsible employers, workers, and worker representatives1…
Electric Shock and its Psychological Effects
Electric current passing through the body, particularly alternating current at power frequencies of 50 Hz and 60 Hz, may disrupt…
OSHA Quick Cards: Aerial Lift Fall Protection over water in shipyards
Aerial lifts are often used in shipyards and boatyards when the erection of staging is impractical. These booms…
Books: OSHA-Is it Safe to Enter Confined Space?
The Confined Space Guide was developed by the Education and Training Unit, Cal/OSHA Consultation Service, California Department of…
Welding, Cutting, and Brazing Checklist
This checklist helps employers and employees in general industry and construction comply with the Occupational Safety and Health…
Overview on Fusible Plug
One of the most important safety measures to prevent any accident in the working of mechanical appliances is…
Books: General Industry Digest
This publication General Industry Digest provides a general overview of standards-related topics. This publication does not alter or…
Stairways as a fall prevention measure
If you work in a multi-floored building and walk up stairways, you’re using a form of fall prevention.…
Tips to Avoid Fires and explosions at metal recycling Area
Metal recycling facilities handle large quantities of scrap metal that contain combustible, flammable, or explosive materials. Over the…
Construction Safety Inspection Checklist
A construction site safety inspection carries a lot of weight and responsibility, not only for the agents but…
OSHA Quick Card: Reducing Falls During Residential Construction: working in Attics
Protecting workers from falls while working in attics can be challenging for some employers. This fact sheet highlights…
Books: A Guide to Bloodborne Pathogens in the workplace
Bloodborne Pathogens in the workplace guide was originally prepared by Carol R. Namkoong, formerly of the N.C. Department…