Key Changes in the New OSHA PPE Requirements OSHA has recently introduced new requirements for personal protective equipment (PPE) used on construction sites, aiming to enhance worker safety in one of the most hazardous industries. This update underscores OSHA’s commitment to ensuring that construction workers are better protected from workplace hazards. Enhanced Material Standards: The […]
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It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! OSHA mandates that contractors ensure the availability and proper maintenance of fire extinguishers on job sites to safeguard worker safety. According to OSHA’s standards (29 CFR 1910.157), fire extinguishers must be easily accessible and placed within 75 feet of employee work areas, with clear signage indicating their location. They must be […]
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Knowing the precise address of a commercial job site is a critical component of ensuring worker safety and effective site management. In emergencies, such as accidents or hazardous material incidents, accurate location details allow first responders to arrive quickly, minimizing response time and potentially saving lives. Additionally, having the correct address aids in logistical coordination, […]