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Tag: Construction Safety

How to Respond When… Someone Loses a Finger (Severed Digits)

The kind of workplace moment you never forget There are workplace stories you laugh about years later, like the time someone set off the fire alarm making popcorn. And then there are the ones etched into memory forever, the kind you wish had never happened. A severed finger definitely falls into the second category. Here’s …

Dumb Ways to Get Hurt at Work (That Aren’t Funny Later)

Picture this headline: “Worker breaks ankle while texting and walking straight into a moving forklift.” It sounds like the setup to a bad joke, but it really happened. And while everyone in the breakroom probably tried not to laugh, there’s nothing funny about weeks of recovery, lost wages, and a safety record that just took …

First Aid on Construction Sites: Life-Saving Skills for Every Worker

A well-prepared response begins with understanding the key steps for performing first aid on-site. Every construction site must have trained first-aid providers. OSHA mandates this if no nearby medical facility is available. In emergencies, anyone on-site may need to step in. Preparation is key; knowing the proper steps can make all the difference. Your goal …

Breaking Ground Without Breaking Bones: Trenching Safety 101

Digging isn’t just part of the job, it *is* the job. But when your workday involves moving literal tons of dirt, the margin for error is razor-thin. One wrong move and that trench turns from a workspace into a death trap. This isn’t fearmongering, it’s physics. So let’s break down the real risks of trenching …

A Chemical Splash Won’t Wait: Is Your Safety Equipment Up to Code?

Working with chemicals is common in many industries, from manufacturing and construction to agriculture and healthcare. While chemicals are essential for countless processes, they also pose potential hazards, particularly to the eyes and skin. Chemical burns, splashes, and exposure to harmful fumes can cause serious injuries, even blindness, if not addressed promptly and effectively. That’s …

No Shortcuts Here: Why Safety Leadership is the Key to a Thriving Workplace

What does real safety leadership actually look like? Forget clipboards and compliance checkboxes. True safety leadership is about creating a workplace culture where safety isn’t a policy, it’s a vibe. In these companies, people speak up, watch out for each other, and don’t need a memo to do the right thing. Why? Because leadership made …

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 …