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OSHA
OSHA Standards for Landfill Workers
In the United States, if you work in construction, or in the maritime industry, or on a farm, the Occupational...
Read MoreOSHA Fire Prevention Plan Requirements
According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, some employers, though not all, must maintain an official written fire prevention...
Read MoreErgonomics in the Waste Handling Industry
Too many sanitation workers end up injured — or worse — on the job. Refuse and recycling collectors have long...
Read MoreWinter Outdoor Work: Safety Tips for Electrical Contractors
Electrical contractors can’t take the whole winter off. However, cold weather can create all sorts of safety problems for electricians...
Read MoreSolutions for Common Warehouse Hazards
The good news is that managers can remove many of these hazards through relatively hassle-free engineering controls — that is,...
Read MoreDrum Dumper Safety Features That Protect Employees
Safety is a major reason employers invest in drum dumpers and other ergonomic drum-handling equipment. (Efficiency is probably the other...
Read MoreOSHA, Ergonomics, and the Workplace Assessment for NAOSH Awareness Week
North American Occupational Safety & Health (NAOSH) Awareness Week is a great time to perform an ergonomics assessment to improve...
Read MoreWaste Management in the Hospitality and Special Events Industries
Special events can be huge economic drivers for municipalities, venues, and food service providers — but they also come with...
Read MoreSafety in the Solid Waste Industry: Filling in the Ergonomic Gaps
Safety may be the most important issue facing the solid waste industry today. As we near the final year of...
Read MoreWaste-Handling Injuries: What We Can Learn from OSHA Injury Reports
First, the good news. Fatalities for refuse and recycling collectors declined to a rate of 34.1 per...
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