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This CPWR Hazard Alert on Hand Tools address choosing and using appropriate hand tools to avoid accidents and ergonomic injuries. Click on the followi...
This infographic provides key information about the 442 Hispanic, primarily construction workers who died in NJ from 1990 to 2013, including their sex...
This DOE report is an Operating Experience Level 3 document which is intended to inform senior headquarters and field management about an event involv...
This is the 24th edition of the AFL-CIO Health and Safety Division's Death on the Job annual review. It reports on several key trends. Latino workers...
After a Ground fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) outlet is wired, a tester is used to check that is was wired correctly. Many companies check these on...
When working on electrical circuits that could become energized, a worker must lock out the circuits as shown and then verify the circuits are de-ener...
This electrician is putting on his Class 0 electrical gloves to protect himself from a shock hazard. Class 0 gloves offer protection up to 1000 volts....
Overhead power lines are often hit by equipment and result in many fatalities. Putting visible signs can alert the drive that they are near the lines....
This guidance from the British Health and Safety Executive was designed for employers to safely use ladders and stepladders, but should also be useful...
Equipment World has created a series of case studies of incidents with construction equipment that are based on NIOSH FACE reports, as well as other s...
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