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Since the beginning of 2019, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has issued citations to several Florida-based construction companies. These companies, including Crown Roofing LLC and Bluewater Construction, all received citations for placing...
Workers in the automotive, construction, forestry, maintenance, mining and transportation industries, and similar fields, can face a range of safety risks. This includes hazards coming from the tools, vehicles and equipment they use as part of their job. Among the...
The Social Security’s Inspector General recently issued a statement warning the public about Social Security Advisory Board impersonators. These increasingly common scams come from fraudsters on phone calls that even use the name of the agency in its caller ID...
Most teachers may believe that they face a low risk of sustaining an injury at work. And if they do suffer an injury, they are usually the result of long-term exertion, such as repetitive stress injuries from writing, twisting or bending. However, recent news...
One type of new technology that has been showing up in a wide range of manufacturing workplaces in recent years are 3D printers. Along with their great productive potential, these printers also come with their own unique set of safety concerns. When using any...
An injury is one of the most frightening things that can happen at work. Severe injuries are very painful, but they also are a financial burden. This happens because you are out of work, face unexpected medical expenses and other related expenses. Psychologically...
The National Safety Council (NSC) has recently released its figures regarding injuries in the workplace for 2017. The complete findings can be found at the NSC’s Injury Facts page, but there are some data that jumps out at the reader. Unfortunately, it is not good...