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Safety Tip Tuesday: Top 10 OSHA Violations Seen on Job Sites

It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! Do you know the top 10 OSHA violations Bailey Safety sees on job sites? Well, here they are: 1) Worksite reasonably organized/good housekeeping 1926.25(a)2) Fire extinguishers inspected periodically 1926.150(c)(1)(viii)3) Flexible cords maintained in good condition 1926.416(e)(1)4) Suitable fall protection provided/used (working 6+ ft) 1926.501(b)(1)5) Guardrails installed, maintained and compliant 1926.502(b)6) Floor […]

Safety Tip Tuesday: Rescue Plan

It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! Do you have a rescue plan? Having a well-defined rescue plan for a worker who has fallen while wearing a harness is critical on job sites, as it can mean the difference between life and death. While fall arrest systems prevent workers from hitting the ground, they can also leave them […]

Safety Tip Tuesday: Job Site Hazard Analysis

It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! A thorough Job Site Hazard Analysis (JHA) is a critical first step before any construction project begins, ensuring a safer work environment for all involved. By systematically identifying potential hazards—such as fall risks, electrical dangers, and equipment malfunctions—contractors can implement proactive safety measures to prevent accidents, injuries, and costly delays. A […]

Safety Tip Tuesday: Scaffold Safety

It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! Scaffold safety is a critical aspect of maintaining a secure environment on job sites, as improper use or setup can lead to severe injuries or fatalities. OSHA mandates specific safety standards to minimize these risks, including proper design, construction, and use of scaffolding systems. Employers must ensure that all employees working […]

Safety Tip Tuesday: OSHA-Compliant Forklift Training Prevents Injury

It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! Are your employees trained on forklifts? OSHA estimates that 34,900 people are seriously injured and 85 people die each year in forklift-related accidents in the US. OSHA has specific training standards when it comes to the operation of these and compliance with their training standards is crucial for maintaining a safe […]

Safety Tip Tuesday: Ladder Safety Practices to Prevent Workplace Injuries

It’s Safety Tip Tuesday! Ladder safety is a critical aspect of job sites and facilities such as distribution centers, as falls from ladders are among the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities. Proper use, inspection, and placement of ladders can significantly reduce risks. Workers should ensure ladders are stable, free from defects, and used […]

New OSHA PPE Requirements: Enhancing Safety Standards for Construction Workers

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 […]