Entries Tagged Safety

A short scene in a recent episode of a hit TV cop show had little to do with the plot but did...

A worker for Culy Contracting Inc. fell into a manhole space last week while at a job site in Franklin, Ohio, and...

When 3-year-old Wyatt Scharenbroch stumbled into a restaurant grease pit recently in Grand Chute, Wisconsin, his parents were shocked, scared and thankful...

Safety Today Inc. is has announced the launch of its fully featured website for United States customers at www.safetytoday.com as well as its sister site...

How many safety glasses do you have in stock right now? Do you know how many you go through in a month...

As of Jan. 1, 2015, OSHA has made changes to its rules about reporting some injuries and who has to keep safety...

An all-new international shoring safety trade association — the North American Excavation Shoring Association (NAXSA) — was recently formed to help promote...

Anyone involved in safety is familiar with Heinrich’s Law: For every 330 incidents, there will be 300 with no injuries, 29 minor...

Just a few months ago, two men were killed and one man was hospitalized when they were overcome by toxic fumes while...

Slow down, get good traction, plan for extra time – it turns out that safe winter walking is a lot like safe...

Since the Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa hit the headlines, many in the wastewater industry have asked about the potential for...

While there aren’t federal regulations concerning high-pressure waterjetting, that doesn’t mean companies are off the hook if something bad happens. OSHA’s General...

Like a hungry lion, waterblasting machines are big, bad and dangerous. Treat them right, though, and you can make them purr like...

How many safety glasses do you have in stock right now? Do you know how many you go through in a month...