Using PPE Personal Protective Equipment

Electrical Linemen: Recognizing those that do much more than keep the lights on.

When a storm or disaster strikes, we express our gratitude towards our first responders: police officers, firefighters, rescue teams, healthcare professionals, and emergency management experts who work tirelessly to keep us safe. However, amidst this appreciation, we often overlook another group of heroes—the electrical and cable linemen.

10 Best Toolbox Talk Topics

Master safety in the workplace with these 10 essential toolbox talks; PPE, electrical, hazard communication, fire, ergonomics, heat stress & more.

Calculating Total Fall Distance

You have just received your new full body harness, 6-ft. shock-absorbing lanyard and anchorage connector. A structural engineer qualified all of your anchor points to ensure that they meet strength requirements per OSHA regulations. Is your personal fall arrest system complete? Perhaps not.

The Benefits of Ice Cleats and Traction Indoors and Outdoors

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2019, slips, trips, and falls made up 32% of non-fatal work injuries and 28 lost workdays. At up to $48,000 per incident to employers, it can add up quickly.