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Author: Atlantic Research Team

The Atlantic Research Team is our in-house editorial staff. Content published under this name is a collaborative effort, written and reviewed by multiple safety and HR specialists to ensure all information is accurate, practical, and up to date.

Avoid the Drop! Common Boom Lift Mistakes and How to Prevent Them

So what exactly is a boom lift and why should you care? Boom lifts are the high-flying superheroes of construction and maintenance. They get your crew to the places ladders wouldn’t dare and scaffolds can’t even dream of. But as cool as they are, they can turn dangerous faster than you can say “tip-over.” That’s …

Are You Covered? A Guide to Personal Protective Equipment

Wait, what is PPE and why should you care? PPE isn’t just alphabet soup, it’s your last line of defense when all other safety measures wave the white flag. From rogue sparks to chemical splashes, PPE is what stands between you and a “this could’ve been worse” moment. And spoiler alert, it’s not optional. Eye …

Up, Up, and Away, Safely! Mastering MEWP & Scissor Lift Safety

So what exactly is a scissor lift anyway? Let’s break it down. It’s not a fancy stage prop, it’s a powered platform that moves up and down in a crisscross (aka “scissor”) motion. And it’s not just for construction crews. Scissor lifts are MVPs in maintenance, entertainment, and even hospitals. Construction: Hanging signs, painting, electrical …

You Have the Power to Save a Life With CPR, Here’s How

Imagine witnessing someone collapse, their breathing shallow and irregular. In those critical moments, your actions can make the difference between life and death. Cardiac arrest, a sudden loss of heart function, can strike anyone, anywhere. The American Heart Association reports that over 350,000 out-of-hospital cardiac arrests occur in the U.S. each year. Why CPR is …

Don’t Just Work, Do It Safely: Industrial Hygiene at Its Best

The workplace can be a source of hazards that pose risks to worker health and safety. From chemical exposures and physical hazards to ergonomic stressors and biological agents, a wide range of factors can contribute to workplace-related illnesses and injuries. That’s where industrial hygiene comes in. Industrial hygiene is the science and art of anticipating, …

Rain, Snow, Ice? Drive Like a Pro in Any Weather Condition

Driving in hazardous weather conditions can be a nerve-wracking experience, even for the most seasoned drivers. From icy roads and blinding snowstorms to torrential rain and dense fog, Mother Nature can throw some serious curveballs our way. But with the right knowledge, preparation, and a healthy dose of caution, you can navigate these challenges and …

Watch Your Step! How to Stop Slips, Trips, and Falls Before They Happen

Slips, trips, and falls are a major cause of workplace injuries, accounting for approximately 25% of all work-related injuries in the US and the second leading cause of workplace fatalities. Preventing these incidents requires a proactive approach that addresses both unsafe conditions and unsafe behaviors. Good Housekeeping: The First Line of Defense Implement the following …

Defensive Driving Techniques That Work (& Save Lives)

Mastering defensive driving techniques is the key to reducing your risk on the road. Driving can be a thrilling experience, but it’s also a risky one. With millions of vehicles sharing the roads, accidents are an unfortunate reality. But what if you could significantly reduce your risk of being involved in an accident? That’s where …

Beyond the Basics: Building a Proactive Injury and Illness Prevention Plan

Workplace safety isn’t just about avoiding fines or complying with regulations; it’s about protecting an organization’s most valuable asset: its people. While OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) has made significant strides in improving workplace safety since its inception in 1970, injuries, illnesses, and fatalities still occur at an alarming rate. Management Commitment to Workplace …