Safety Tips

Judge strikes down parts of EEOC guidance on workplace harassment protections

Amarillo, TX — A federal judge has vacated segments of guidance from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission aimed at preventing and addressing worker harassment based on sexual orientation and gender identity.

Temperature effects on systems

What strategies can facilities implement to prevent freeze-related system failures caused by fluctuating ambient temperatures?

Work together in work zones

Drivers and passengers account for most fatalities in work zone crashes. This means everyone needs to work together to slow down, stay focused and give road users plenty of space, NSC says.

Reduce your risk of fatigue

Shift work, long commute times and other work factors can contribute to fatigue. It’s time to reduce your risk.
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Create effective safe work practices

You may have created workplace policies and procedures, but have you ever asked yourself how effective they are?

Are you looking straight ahead?

Looking up and down on a consistent basis or for long periods of time can overload your muscles, and may lead to musculoskeletal disorders.

MSHA reminds miners and operators to use fall protection

Arlington, VA — Alarmed by a recent series of serious injuries to miners resulting from falls from height, the Mine Safety and Health Administration has issued a safety alert.

New bill would allow federal funding to go to cannabis research

Washington — Legislation that would remove restrictions on federally funded research related to the medical or recreational use of cannabis and other Schedule I substances has been introduced.
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Safety guide for mechanics: Preventing vehicle falls from automotive lifts

Montreal — Mechanics who use automotive lifts can reduce the risk of vehicle falls by choosing more versatile lifts, using interchangeable lift pads, and performing regular inspection and maintenance, Canadian scientific research organization IRSST says.

Weather experts forecast persistent high heat this summer

State College, PA — Outdoor workers, be advised: AccuWeather experts predict summertime temperatures will be “above the historical average” throughout much of the country.

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