Key Changes in the New OSHA PPE Requirements OSHA has recently introduced new requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE) used on construction sites, aiming to enhance worker safety in one of the most hazardous industries. This update underscores OSHA’s commitment to ensuring that construction workers are better protected from workplace hazards. Enhanced Material Standards: The […]
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It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! Have you started your 300 log? Completing an OSHA 300 log is a critical component of workplace safety and compliance. This log serves as a record of work-related injuries and illnesses, enabling employers to track trends, identify hazards, and implement corrective actions to prevent future incidents. Maintaining an accurate OSHA 300 […]
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Knowing the precise address of a commercial job site is a critical component of ensuring worker safety and effective site management. In emergencies, such as accidents or hazardous material incidents, accurate location details allow first responders to arrive quickly, minimizing response time and potentially saving lives. Additionally, having the correct address aids in logistical coordination, […]
Electrical hazards are one of the most common safety violations Bailey Safety sees while preforming job site audits. Ensuring safety on job sites includes adhering to OSHA standards for extension cords, which play a crucial role in preventing electrical hazards. OSHA requires all extension cords used on construction sites to be grounded, three-wire types with proper […]
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Confined spaces are some of the most hazardous work environments across various industries. These spaces—such as tanks, silos, sewers, tunnels, and vats—pose serious risks, including toxic atmosphere, lack of oxygen, and physical hazards. Unfortunately, accidents in confined spaces can be deadly, which is why confined space training is not just important—it’s essential. Why Confined Space […]
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An OSHA inspector just showed up at your facility, what should you expect?While each inspection will be different based on the specific circumstances, you can expect them to follow their field handbook along with federal, state, and local regulatory guidelines. Upon arrival expect the inspector to have researched company history of incidents, and then they […]
Almost every industrial, commercial, and general workplace has the potential to deal with A fire at any given point during operations. Luckily, most people have never had to experience a fire related incident, but if you have you know the long-lasting effects it can have on all aspects of a business. There are many ways […]
Do you know how long your fall protection has been in service? You should know when the fall protection was made, but do you know how long it’s been used? I recommend that when you purchase fall protection you write on the tag the month and year that it was first put into service. With […]
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What do you do with those booklets that come with tools, equipment, fall protection, PPE, and other various types of items? Throw it away? Don’t even give it a glance? Or if you do look at it, it might be after you have broken something or hurt yourself. This booklet is called the user manual. […]
Heat Illness – Exposure to heat can cause illness and death. The most serious heat illness is heat stroke. Other heat illnesses, such as heat exhaustion, heat cramps and heat rash, should also be avoided. There are precautions that can be taken any time temperatures are high and the job involves physical work. Risk Factors for […]