Lockout and tagout, also known as LOTO, is the OSHA standard for the control of hazardous energy. This exists to protect employees by addressing the necessary steps to disable machinery or equipment that could release hazardous energy or unexpectedly start. These hazardous energies, including electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, chemical, thermal, or mechanical could seriously harm or[Read More]
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OSHA-Compliant Forklift Safety Training Standards
Powered industrial trucks, commonly known as forklifts, are used in a variety of industries. From manufacturing plants to warehouses to construction sites, forklifts are critical pieces of workplace equipment used to raise, lower, and move materials. With their presence being so commonplace it is no surprise how many employers are interested in understanding and providing[Read More]
Training Employees to Properly Use PPE in 2020
What Does PPE Stand For? Personal protective equipment (PPE) is essential for those working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic. In general, PPE protects wearers from environmental hazards that could cause injury or illness. These hazards include physical, chemical, radiological, electrical, mechanical, and biological damage. During the current coronavirus pandemic, wearing PPE significantly reduces[Read More]
How to Prepare for National Safety Stand-Down to Prevent Falls in Construction Week
National Safety Stand-Down is an event held by OSHA and other safety organizations to encourage the prevention of falls in construction.
Recommended Fire Safety Training Procedures for Employers in 2020
Since elementary school, the concept of stop, drop, and roll has been drilled into the young minds of children. Unfortunately, this is often where fire safety training and education ends. In order to properly respond to a fire, it is vital to further expand on this education, especially in the workplace. Many employers feel as though fire safety and training is[Read More]
Preparing for Possible OSHA Inspections in 2020
OSHA can show up at your work site for an inspection at virtually any moment, without any notice in advance. Make sure you are prepared.
Preparing Workplaces for COVID-19
OSHA has released specific guidelines on cleaning, exposure risk categories, and PPE usage recommendations. Learn how to stay open and productive.
Training Employees on Safe Disinfecting Procedures for 2020
With COVID-19 still on the forefront, many businesses continue to search for the best methods of cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting in order to keep their doors open to customers and employees. As more chemical cleaning products are used, it continues to be important to train employees on chemical safety and potential hazards involved with their[Read More]
Infectious Disease Control Training for the Workplace
The impact of COVID-19 has left no aspect of daily life untouched. Everything from going to the airport or showing up to work every day has been completely altered as COVID-19 shows its effects on all financial markets and industries. This pandemic has revealed the need for specialized training, so National Safety Compliance has developed[Read More]
Safe Lifting Training For Your Workforce
While lifting seems like a risk-free activity, there are many potential hazards. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) more than one million workers experience back injuries each year, with 75% of back injuries occurring while performing lifting tasks. A back injury can have a permanent effect on a worker’s life and is one of the[Read More]
Updated OSHA Guidelines for Reopening Employers
UPDATE: Our Complete Infectious Disease Control Training Program Is Now Available States are beginning to revive their economies; businesses are reopening, and employees are returning to work. As we begin this shift forward it is important to be mindful of all guidelines provided by OSHA and state and local guidelines regarding Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). OSHA has just released updates to[Read More]
4 Simple Steps to Train Your New and Returning Employees
Your returning employees and new hires need proper training for productivity and OSHA safety compliance reasons. This guide will make your transition easy.
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