Safety

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Breaking The Language Barrier: Giving Instructions in a Language Workers Understand

According to OSHA regulations, “an employer must instruct its employees using both a language and vocabulary that the employees can understand.” That means a non-English speaking person cannot be instructed in English. This also applies to employees who are illiterate or have difficulty reading written instructions, and to people who have hearing or verbal disabilities. Read more about Breaking The Language Barrier: Giving Instructions in a Language Workers Understand

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The Hairy Truth: Navigating Facial PPE with Beards in Manufacturing

As we approach Movember, a time when many men grow out their beards to raise awareness for men's health issues, it's important to consider how facial hair can affect workplace safety. In manufacturing environments, facial PPE is necessary to protect workers from hazardous substances or processes. However, men with beards face unique challenges when it comes to wearing PPE. Read more about The Hairy Truth: Navigating Facial PPE with Beards in Manufacturing