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OSHA Inspections: States with Highest Violation Rates

OSHA Inspections: States with Highest Violation Rates

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OSHA Violation Rates Across the United States When examining workplace safety enforcement across the United States, clear disparities emerge in OSHA violation rates between different states and regulatory systems. Data shows that state-run OSHA programs consistently record higher violations per inspection compared to federal OSHA, suggesting more thorough oversight or

Preventing Struck-By & Caught-Between Incidents
Preventing Struck-By & Caught-Between Incidents

Preventing Struck-By & Caught-Between Incidents

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Workplace safety has evolved considerably over the decades; yet, struck-by and caught-between incidents remain stubbornly persistent hazards across various industries. On a construction site or in a factory assembly line, these types of injuries account for a significant percentage of serious accidents and tragically, fatalities too. Understanding how to prevent

Overhead & Gantry Crane Safety: A Comprehensive Guide
Overhead & Gantry Crane Safety: A Complete Guide

Overhead & Gantry Crane Safety: A Complete Guide

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Overhead and gantry cranes play a vital role in industrial and construction settings, allowing workers to move heavy loads with ease and efficiency. However, the use of these cranes introduces specific hazards that, if not properly managed, can lead to serious accidents, injuries, and even fatalities. Understanding the common hazards associated

Construction Suicide Prevention
Construction Suicide Prevention Week (Saving Lives on the Job)

Construction Suicide Prevention Week (Saving Lives on the Job)

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Construction is a risky profession for several compelling reasons. Individuals working in construction face numerous hazards, including the "fatal four," exposure to various risks, and challenging weather conditions. These factors can substantially impact both their physical and mental well-being. According to research by the CDC, it is estimated that 49.4 construction
Crystalline Silica: The Silent Killer in Construction & Mining
Crystalline Silica: The Silent Killer in Construction & Mining

Crystalline Silica: The Silent Killer in Construction & Mining

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Crystalline Silica is a common mineral found in various materials used in construction and mining. Its omnipresence in these industries poses significant health risks to workers. The prevalence of silica exposure and its devastating health impacts make it a critical issue in workplace safety. This article delves into the hidden

What are OSHA Standards? (Everything You Need To Know)
What are OSHA Standards? (Everything You Need To Know)

What are OSHA Standards? (Everything You Need To Know)

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OSHA or Occupational Safety and Health Administration is responsible for ensuring workplaces are secure in various industries. Now, the safety this organization oversees isn’t from any imminent danger, but rather from occupational hazards—hence the name. Now, when OSHA was commissioned in 1972, workplace incidents averaged around 10.9 workers per 100.

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How Many Construction Workers Are Electrocuted?

How Many Construction Workers Are Electrocuted?

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The World's Largest Employer 10 Million More than 10 million people work in the construction sector. Many of those individuals are working in specialized construction activities that include demolition, renovation, site preparation, electrical installation, roofing, plumbing, scaffolding, and much more. According to various estimates, construction is the biggest employer in
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Fall Protection Training for Construction Workers | OSHA Safety Guide

Fall Protection Training for Construction Workers | OSHA Safety Guide

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The construction industry continues to report the highest number of fall-related fatalities in the United States. Each year, more than 300 workers die from falls, accounting for about 20% of all occupational deaths (source: OSHA, 2024). Falls are preventable, yet they remain one of the most common causes of serious