Warning signs. As you no doubt know the safety rules in the Occupational Safety Health Act (OSHA) usually apply only in the work place. Namely, between employer and employee. OSHA makes the employer responsible only for worker safety. But as in life, there are exceptions. OSHA section 29 CFR 1910.145 says warning signs safety rule [...]
Walking surface safety. What’s to worry about, almost everyone walks, put one foot in front of the other and look where you are going. Well, true enough, but not the entire truth. As an employer keeping walking surfaces clear of hazards is a requirement under OSHA to protect employees. But, depending on the nature of [...]
Safety Training. It is worth the time. Safety training is a great opportunity to not only send the message to your employees that their safety and welfare is important to the company but training personnel on how to do their jobs the right way. Safety training does not necessarily translate into hours of classroom work. [...]