The owner of Atlantic Drain Service in Boston was accused of ignoring safety regulations that could have saved his two employees who were killed in the 2016 job site incident
Remember these simple but often overlooked keys to safe hydroexcavation
A consulting program prevents penalties and allows contractors to head off issues before they begin
To mark the National Utility Contractors Association’s Trench Safety Stand Down, here’s an overview of proper protocols for working in and around trenches
It’s often overlooked, but emergency preparedness is vital to confined-space work
OSHA has made reducing trenching and excavation hazards a Priority Goal, but disaster can only be prevented when everyone — workers, employers and regulators — comes together to ensure a safe environment
Employees should feel comfortable speaking up to rectify a hazardous work environment — without fear of retaliation
Prioritize safety with Envirosight’s free Trenching and Excavation Safety poster
It can be easy to overlook plans for hypothetical scenarios, but when accidents happen, it’s important for everyone to be prepared to handle the situation