Tag: BLR
The ABC’s of GHGs
3 Steps for Developing a Stress-Reduction Program
Stressed workers can be a safety hazard. Here are three steps for reducing stress and the risk of stress-related accidents. According to a recent survey, 62 percent of employees report high levels of stress, leading to extreme fatigue and feeling out of control. Highly stressed workers are less likely to eat healthfully, exercise, and get […]
EPA’s School Bus Enforcement No Idle Threat
Chemical Spill Response Training
Taking immediate and appropriate action after a chemical spill can save lives. If hazardous chemicals are present at your facility, train employees in how to react should an emergency occur. Today’s Advisor gives you a basic outline for a chemical spill training session. Here are some key actions employees need to be trained to take […]
Clean Diesel Campaign for Ports Shifts into High Gear
Ensure Compliance with OSHA’s Lockout Standard
OSHA’s lockout/tagout standard [29 CFR 1910.147] requires employers and employees to take proper steps to prevent unexpected machine startup accidents.
New Science Underscores Need for National Clean Diesel Campaign
Make Sure Your Workers Are Safe from Unexpected Machine Startups
Workers are at risk of severe injury and death during machine maintenance and servicing if proper lockout/tagout procedures are not followed. Over a 25-year period, NIOSH investigated 185 fatalities related to installation, maintenance, service, or repair tasks on or near machines, equipment, processes, or systems. Investigations were carried out in 20 states as part of […]
Case Study: Can Supervisors Be Personally Liable for Untrained Employees’ Injuries?
In short, the answer is “Yes.” Today’s Advisor reports on one such case.