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Crane accidents can be dramatic events. Think of the news stories you’ve seen - large tall cranes collapsing on a busy street in the middle of downtown New York or […]

Three men hug near where the bodies of two workers were recovered after they died when their crane-hoisted lift basket fell 80 feet at a bridge construction site on Putah […]

Think of crane safety as a triangle. One side is the written crane, hoist, and rigging policy, which includes requirements for frequent and periodic inspections. The second side of the triangle […]

STANDARD TOWER CRANE (FOR CRANE OPERATORS) “START OF SHIFT INSPECTION” Operator:                                           […]

Three Ways to Battle Safety Complacency Complacency can affect all levels of a company. On the floor, workers may become overly comfortable in their positions. This can lead to inattention and […]

Speaker: Richard Tobin Date & Time: October 9, 2019 | 9am-10am PDT Download Slides: Click Here About the Webinar Working in safety is hard, not only are you responsible for keeping people safe but you have […]

Download Instructor-Led Material Handout PowerPoint Quiz Safety Talk What’s At Stake Cold-water shock will rob even the strongest swimmer of the ability to hold his head above water or reach for an extended hand. It’s a […]

Download Instructor-Led Material Handout PowerPoint Quiz Safety Talk What’s At Stake Electrical shock is a leading cause of workplace fatalities. Nearly every day there are approximately one electrocution, 10 disabling injuries and 100 electrical shocks reported. What’s […]

Download Instructor-Led Material Handout PowerPoint Quiz Safety Talk What’s At Stake When an error is committed in the workplace and it leads to a worker's injury or death, people who believe they could face blame may […]

Download Instructor-Led Material Leader Sheet PowerPoint Quiz Safety Talk What’s At Stake Lockout/tagout/tryout is a simple procedure designed to prevent accidents when working on equipment. What’s The Danger Harm will flow in the form of injuries and sometimes […]

A 22-year-old roofer fell approximately 22 feet (6.7 meters) off the edge of a roof onto concrete and died. The worker leaned over the side of the roof to nail a […]

Three Ways to Battle Safety Complacency Complacency can affect all levels of a company. On the floor, workers may become overly comfortable in their positions. This can lead to inattention and […]

Planning to Reduce Slips, Trips, and Falls Slip, trips, and falls can be costly for businesses in more ways then just one. Injuries can lead to temporary or permanent disability for […]