Contractors
As temperatures drop, the risk of cold stress rises, especially for employees working in environments where exposure to cold is part of the job.
Discover essential tips to minimize concrete safety hazards and protect your workforce from risks, such as slips, heavy equipment, dust exposure, musculoskeletal injuries, and hazardous materials.
Hand tools are manually powered tools, and include anything from axes to wrenches. The greatest hazards posed by hand tools result from misuse and improper maintenance.
Learn essential steps to avoid underground utility strikes. Mark utilities, use non-destructive digging, and respond effectively if a line is hit.
Discover safety precautions and risks associated with pneumatic tools. Learn about protective gear, tool handling, and essential safety measures to prevent accidents and injuries.
Employers are responsible for implementing safety training, evaluation, and certification for all forklift operators.
Safety tips and documentation recommendations for underground utilities.
Protect your plumbing business with insurance designed for the unique risks you face in your daily operations.
As fall quickly turns into winter, it’s important to remember: cold stress can happen fast — and it doesn’t care if you’re inside, outside, or in transit. If you’re working in cold air temperatures, you’re at risk.
Bad weather conditions can cause risks to businesses including loss of production, equipment issues, and potential for employee injuries.