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Electrical and construction work are among the most dangerous professions, where workers face deadly hazards daily. To protect workers, even the best safety training, stringent OSHA regulations and safety protocols, hazard abatement and management programs in the world are useless if no one communicates appropriate roles and responsibilities effectively. Robust communication protocols can help reduce the likelihood of accidents, streamline operations and enhance overall safety. Clear and timely communication is also extremely important in ensuring compliance with relevant regulations, safety practices and promoting an overall positive safety culture. 

𝗛𝗼𝘄 𝗼𝗳𝘁𝗲𝗻 𝘀𝗵𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗜 𝗰𝗿𝗲𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗮 𝗪𝗼𝗿𝗸𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗲 𝗦𝗮𝗳𝗲𝘁𝘆 𝗔𝗻𝗮𝗹𝘆𝘀𝗶𝘀? Conduct a comprehensive baseline worksite safety analysis and identify any hazards or safety issues in the workplace. Ensure that you conduct routine surveys regularly either monthly or quarterly. These routine surveys serve to continually identify any new or potential hazards on the worksite. Safety analysis is an ongoing project within the safety program.

COMPLETE OVERHAUL OF THE EM 385-1-1. Even the name has changed. The new title is Safety and Occupational Health Requirements. The document, ten years in the making, has been streamlined to reduce redundancies and eliminate unsubstantiated requirements. The new edition is effective March 15, 2024. Chapters were created, divided, merged, structured, and revamped. The numbering system has been changed. Every chapter has been standardized with each paragraph assigned a specific topic.  ·        Program Management has been separated into two chapters Safety and Occupational Health (SOH) for USACE Personnel and SOH Management for Contractors. ·        Rope Access became its own chapter. ·        New chapter on Dive Operation – Scientific Diving. ·        New chapter on Emergency Operations. ·        New chapter on Uncrewed Aircraft Operations. ·        Completely updated chapter on Confined Space. ·        Material Handling, Storage, & Disposal and Conveyors were merged (to align with OSHA). ·        Electrical was revised to be in alignment with Army regulations (defining AHJ). ·        Hazardous Isolation Procedure (HIP) was updated. THERE ARE NEW REQUIREMENTS THROUGHOUT. ·        Site Safety and Health Officers. ·        Fire prevention and protection associated with fire watches. ·        Vehicles, machinery, and mechanized equipment associated with defensive driving. ·        Loading handling equipment medical evaluation. ·        Blasting associated with the blaster-in-charge and explosive site safety plan. ·        Sanitation associated with food service training and extermination plan.

The American Ladder Institute recommends that ladders be viewed like any other important tool on the jobsite, and has designated March, National Ladder Safety Month, because ladder safety is essential. Ladder safety is imperative all year long because ladders are more dangerous than you might think. According to OSHA, falls in general are the leading cause of death in the construction industry.  Compliance Consultants, Inc. supports National Ladder Safety Month and is committed to helping you maintain a safe and healthy work environment. Contact Compliance Consultants, Inc. today and get started with a safety plan. https://lnkd.in/eHD5DasT https://lnkd.in/eN-_rydu #laddersafety #fallsprevention #ladders #safetyculture #safetyconsulting

Safety is our top priority in every project. 🚧 Between daily safety reviews, rigorous job site audits, and strict adherence to industry best practices, we're dedicated to exceeding safety standards and ensuring the well-being of our workers and the reliability of our operations. #SiteWiseSafety #PipelineSafety #WorkerWellbeing #SafetyLeadership

JOB SAFETY ANALYSIS. JSA  This is a pre job Planning tool intended for identifying allhazards associated with a particular job and thereby providing guide to safely execute the job. It is an important factor in daily work safety . Workers must used JSA to identify and control hazards prior to the start of each significant work task. JSA should address work practices and behaviors as well as workplace conditon which is the key component of BBS, Behavior Based Safety program #JSA#SAFETY in Engineering #laboratory #hsejobs

Safety is of paramount importance in industrial, manufacturing, construction, and oil industries. Here is a brief safety tip to keep in mind: "Prioritize Safety: Safety should always be the top priority in the workplace. Ensure that all employees are trained in proper safety procedures and are equipped with the necessary personal protective equipment (PPE). Regularly inspect and maintain equipment to prevent accidents. Encourage open communication and reporting of any safety concerns. Remember, a safe working environment is essential for the well-being of everyone involved." Remember, this is just a general safety tip. It is important to consult industry-specific safety guidelines and regulations to ensure comprehensive safety practices are implemented in these industries.

Ensuring workplace safety is essential, especially when it comes to handling hazardous chemicals. Understanding and implementing a comprehensive Hazard Communication (HAZCOM) program is key to protecting your team and maintaining compliance with OSHA regulations. From maintaining a chemical inventory to providing thorough employee training, each element plays a critical role in reducing risks.     Explore our guide to implementing a HAZCOM program, featured in this month’s Electrical Construction & Maintenance: https://lnkd.in/gbhXHY9f   #JMElectrical #SafetyFirst #HAZCOM 

A permit to work (PTW) is a formal document that authorizes certain individuals to carry out specific work within a controlled environment, such as a construction site or a factory. It's a safety measure used to ensure that potential hazards are identified and appropriate precautions are taken before work begins. PTWs outline the work to be done, potential risks involved, safety measures required, and the necessary authorizations before starting the work. They help prevent accidents and ensure compliance with safety regulations. Improve Safety Rules Improve Life, 😀 Happy Family

Build a stronger team and reinforce safety practices. Help your staff gain the knowledge to understand hazards, safely maintain machinery and stay up to date with dynamic industry safety procedures with an Extractive Industry Micro-credential. These three micro-credentials don’t need to be completed in a particular order, nor do they all need to be completed. Each micro-credential covers a different topic and provides its own accreditation. 🔷 Safe Working Practices Micro-Credential (Level 3) 🔷 Site Construction and Maintenance Micro-credential (Level 4) 🔷 Standard Operating Procedures Micro-credential (Level 5) Head to https://lnkd.in/gsm-5mht to enrol.