Provided by: Associates Insurance Agency The top priority of OSHA is keeping workers safe. While workplace fatalities have been decreasing in recent years, motor vehicle crashes continue to be one of the leading causes of death among American workers. As distracted driving dramatically increases the risk of vehicle accidents, OSHA and the Department of Transportation (DOT) are working together to …
Provided by:Associates Insurance Agency Preparing the Construction Site for Spring Weather As spring approaches, it can bring various safety hazards to the job site. That’s why it’s vital for construction employers to mitigate these seasonal exposures. Here’s an outline of common spring conditions and ways to safeguard the worksite when they arise: Flooding—When temperatures rise in the spring, this …
Most Costly OSHA Violations for the Construction Industry OSHA keeps records not only of the most frequently cited standards overall but also within particular industries. An analysis of the most recent statistics from OSHA revealed the top standards cited in the fiscal year 2021 for the construction industry. Here are some of the sector’s most common (and expensive) violations from …
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Preventing Falls at Worksites in Winter Falls are already one of the most common accidents at construction sites, but working outdoors during the winter can create even more hazards. Fortunately, there are ways to compensate for these additional risks and keep employees as safe as possible. While conducting operations during winter conditions, take the following precautions: Keep surfaces clear. Slips, …
