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15 Epic Safety Fails & How to Avoid Them

Workplace safety is extremely important and it’s something most people reading this page think about on a regular basis. Those who work in this industry often get to a point where they don’t see very many egregious safety failures because companies that employ safety managers typically have at least some standards in place. Every day throughout the world, however, people make incredibly dangerous (and alright, we’ll say…

Tony Ferraro | May 8, 2017 | Safety Solutions | Electrical Safety, Fire Safety, Forklift Safety, Ladder Safety, Lockout Tagout, OSHA, Safety, Workplace Safety

March 2017 is the First Annual #LadderSafetyMonth

Millions of people each year climb up on ladders to complete a wide range of different tasks. Whether it is a homeowner trying to fix the siding, or a construction company working on a job, ladders are an essential tool that most people will need to use at one time or another. Unfortunately, ladders also present serious risks to those who are using them, and people on…

Tony Ferraro | January 4, 2017 | Industry News | Ladder Safety, OSHA, Safety, Workplace Safety

The 11 Most Common Workplace Hazard Areas In Your Facility

Do You Know the Common Workplace Hazard Areas In Your Facility? When working in a facility for eight or more hours per day, at least five days per week, it is easy to develop a sort of ‘blindness’ to some of the more common workplace hazards. Of course, if something is on fire, or there are other types of major problems, they will get addressed right away.…

Tony Ferraro | June 10, 2014 | Safety Solutions | Electrical Safety, Facility Marking, Fire Safety, Labeling, Ladder Safety, PPE, Safety, Safety Signs, Workplace Safety

Ladder Safety in the Workplace

You’d be hard-pressed to find a business that doesn’t keep at least one ladder on hand. From warehouses with hard to reach shelves to office buildings with light bulbs that need changing, most workplaces have a reason to keep a ladder or two (or more) on hand. For such simple contraptions, OSHA and other organizations have put a lot of thought and writing into the safe operation…

Tony Ferraro | March 19, 2014 | Safety Solutions | Ladder Safety, OSHA, Safety, Workplace Safety