Most workplace injuries are not caused by hazards that nobody knew about. They are caused by hazards that somebody noticed but never reported.
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When workers are exposed to freezing temperatures, strong winds, or wet conditions, the body works to protect vital organs by reducing blood flow to the hands,
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A wet floor. A cord stretched across a walkway. A damaged section of flooring. These hazards may seem minor, but they can cause workplace injuries when they are overlooked.
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They are usually caused by small decisions that may seem reasonable at the time. A worker climbs a scaffold that has not been inspected that morning because it looked fine the day
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A trench wall can appear perfectly solid right up until the moment it collapses. There is no cracking sound. No warning. No second chance. When a trench fails, it can happen in
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OSHA calls them the Fatal Four. These are the four leading causes of death that account for more than half of all construction fatalities in the United States each year.
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A barricade is easy to ignore. It is just a tape or a cone or a fence. It does not make noise. It does not shut down equipment. It does not send alerts to anyone's phone.
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You cannot see what the operator cannot see. That is the challenge workers face around heavy equipment every day.
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Tools are part of everyday work for millions of employees. A circular saw may be used throughout the day, a hammer may be picked up dozens of times, and a drill may run for hours on a
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