We have covered proper harness usage and the dangers of dropped objects , but we have not talked yet about actually getting to an elevated surface. There are three main ways that a worker will use to work at height, and each one has its own dangers and regulations. Read more about Working at Height: Getting Up
The most commonly used PPE is a harness. To ensure that your harness will perform as expected it is important to complete a daily inspection of the harness. Read more about How to Properly Inspect and Wear a Safety Harness
Anytime work is done at height there are a wide variety of safety issues that need to be addressed. It’s something that according to the US Burearu of Labor Statistics, Falls and Struck by Object are the second and third leading cause of death in the workplace, behind only highway collisions. Read more about Working at Height: Dropped Objects
For safety professionals, there is always one question in the back of their minds: “What else should I be doing to keep my workers safe?” Read more about Safety Begins with Training
When we think about our workers’ safety, what comes to mind? For a lot of us, the first thing we think of is personal protective equipment (PPE). It’s something that we manage daily, is visible, and is continually innovating and improving. Read more about Your Supplier and Risk Management Strategy
When we think about our workers’ safety, what comes to mind? For a lot of us, the first thing we think of is personal protective equipment (PPE). It’s something that we manage daily, is visible, and is continually innovating and improving. Read more about The Three Lines of Safety Defense
We all know that electricity is nothing to mess around with, but choosing the right PPE is only half of the battle. Make sure all five of these tips are being followed at your facility so that everyone gets home safe. Read more about 5 Tips for Electrical Glove Safety
Tools are routinely used inside a plant or out at a job site, so it is easy for workers to forget their potential hazards. Anyone who works with tools is likely aware of what the safe procedures are for using them. However, safe practices when carrying or storing tools are often not followed as users feel like any danger has passed. It is good to regularly remind workers that hazards do not necessarily stop when the work does. Read more about Storing and Handling Tools Safely
Every plant manager would say that safety is important. After all, each manager wants their employees to go home safe and sound at the end of the day. There is a disconnect, however, between those that talk the talk and those that walk the walk. Companies who are not actively pursuing their safety initiatives should take a hard look at the extensive benefits that a well-run safety program provides. Read more about The Value of Safety
At Martin Supply, we pride ourselves on providing “Custom Tailored Solutions” to each of our Customers. So what does that mean? It may not be immediately apparent, but it is important that we define Custom Tailored Solutions so that Customers understand our value proposition. Read more about Custom Tailored Solutions
