Posts by Eve Gayle Garcia

3 Points of Contact OSHA In this article, you’ll learn about the 3 Points of Contact Rule and 3 Points of Contact OSHA rules, which are important safety guidelines endorsed by OSHA. Understanding the 3 Points of Contact OSHA The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recorded a total of 5,486 fatal work injuries in…

Extension Cord Safety Tips Read on to learn about the most important extension cord safety tips, as well as how to share and apply these tips to improve extension cord safety. Why is Extension Cord Safety Important? Extension cords are everywhere in the modern workplace but we forget the risks. The US Consumer Product Safety…

When Should Hearing Protection be Worn? In areas where tools, machinery, engines, and construction noise are high all the time, the hearing of workers must be protected. Prolonged exposure to high noise in the workplace can cause permanent hearing damage. Hearing protection is a vital barrier that protects the delicate inner ear structures from high…

Fall Protection Systems In this post, we will cover fall protection systems and the components of working at heights safety, so that you are better equipped for fall protection system compliance. Falling from height is one of the deadliest occupational hazards, and it still claims almost 684,000 lives every year, according to the World Health…

Fall Protection Equipment In this post, we’ll cover the most important aspects of fall protection equipment, and a number of solutions for companies to to reduce general fall and working at height risk. Falls are the number one cause of death on construction sites, with 38.4% of fatalities in 2022, and many studies show that…

Use and edit template for free Use this template now OSHA Eye Protection In this post we will focus on OSHA’s Eye Protection requirements, the most effective ways to comply with these requirements, and cover other important details about eye protection in general. Why is OSHA Eye Protection important? Occupational Safety and Health Administration OSHA…

OSHA Asbestos in Construction Asbestos is a general term for a group of naturally occurring, fibrous materials with high tensile strength and high flexibility, which can also resist heat, chemicals, and even electricity. However, these good properties have bad effects, which can cause serious health hazards, especially in the construction industry. OSHA asbestos in construction…