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Author: Anthony LaFazia

How OSHA Changed the Game for Worker Safety (Infographic)

Let’s talk about worker safety. If you’ve ever seen those wild, black-and-white photos of men building skyscrapers with no hard hats or harnesses, you get it. Before OSHA came along in the 1970s, worker safety was barely on anyone’s radar. It was a time where profits often came before people. Thankfully, when OSHA started enforcing …

Safety Training is Saving Lives, but Four Industries Remain High Risk

OSHA (the Occupational Safety and Health Administration) estimates that, prior to its inception in 1971, some 14,000 workers were killed on the job each year.  Though the most recent accident statistics are not yet complete, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) show just 4,679 workplace deaths in 2014, up a little from 2012 (4,628) …

Gas Cylinder Safety: A Guide to Handling Compressed Gas

Let’s talk about gas cylinder safety. These high-pressure tanks are all over the workplace, from welding shops to hospitals. But here’s the deal: a gas cylinder is basically a bomb in a bottle if you mishandle it. That’s why our Gas Cylinder Safety Bundle is a must-have, but first, let’s cover the essentials you *need* …

What to Expect During a Surprise OSHA Inspection

Few phrases get a manager’s heart pounding like “OSHA is here.” A surprise OSHA inspection can feel like an ambush, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’re prepared and know your rights, you can navigate the process professionally and calmly. This guide breaks down exactly what to expect, from the moment the inspector arrives …

Why Some Companies Are Terrible for Safety Managers

Okay, let me tell you something. After 40+ years in the safety game, you see it ALL. I’ve worked with hundreds of companies, and I’m just going to say it: not all safety manager jobs are created equal. Not even close! If you’re one of the many safety managers out there—or if you’re thinking about …

A Guide to Safe Heavy Lifting and Back Safety

Let’s talk about safe heavy lifting. Your back and core do a *ton* of work every single day, especially when you’re moving items on the job. This is why safe heavy lifting is so critical. It’s not just about avoiding a little soreness; it’s about preventing long-term damage, muscle tears, and injuries that can take …

Spotting OSHA Violations in Movies: Hollywood’s Biggest Fails

Ever watch a movie and just scream at the screen, “THAT’S A FINE!”? We do it all the time! Hollywood is fantastic at explosions, but *terrible* at workplace safety. The truth is, most people have no idea what OSHA is, so it’s no surprise that we see so many glaring OSHA violations in movies. We’re …

A Detailed Look Into OSHA under U.S Presidents

Democrats and Republicans could not be more different in their fundamental views of government spending and regulation but are these views reflected in their administration of OSHA? In this article, we will explore the significant differences and similarities in how these political parties have shaped OSHA over the years, analyzing their impacts on worker safety and …