On-the-job safety hazards put a technician’s health at risk every time they step onto a job site, with some of the most frequently reported injuries coming from routinely used tools and equipment.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that cuts from tools, falls from ladders, and burns from hot pipes and soldering equipment are common for plumbers and drain cleaners. Add to that being exposed to the biohazards in raw sewage and the physical strain from repeatedly using the same tools and it is clear why there is significant potential for injury or illness if health and safety is not
Tips for Staying Healthy on the Job
Every job has the potential for injury. Stay safe by following these basic guidelines.
Dec 21, 2022 | by Don Embree |
















