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Category Archives: Death
Training during these COVID times
What happened this year to students, teachers and parents and companies? Was your doors closed for business for a period of time? Did your training schedule have to be cancelled? Did you have to move around some schedules to prevent … Continue reading →
Posted in Crane Training, Customer, Days away from work, Death, Employees, Employers, Mobile Crane, OSHA, Safety, Training
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Tagged Classroom, Covid-19, Instructor, Students, Teacher, Training
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OSHA Penalties Increase for 2019
Do you know what your penalty will be when your cited by OSHA compliance officer visit to your facility? The annual increase started by President Obama and currently continued by President Trump has increased the OSHA penalties. Other than Serious … Continue reading →
Posted in Advanced Rigging, Aerial Lift, ANSI, ASME, Below the Hook, Bucket Truck, Bureau of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Business, Chain Sling, Citations and Orders, Confined Space Standard, Construction, Crane Accident, Crane Inspection, Crane Training, Customer, Days away from work, Death, Driving, Electric Shock, Employees, Employers, Entertainment Hoist Inspection, Fall Protection, Fatality, Fines, Gantry Crane, General Electrical Requirements, Hand Chain Hoist, Hard Hat, Hazard Communication, Highway Bill, Inspection, Ladders, Lever Hoist, Load Testing, Lockout/Tagout, Machine Guarding, Metal/NonMetal, Miner, Mining, Mobile Crane, MSHA, NCCCO, Near Miss, Older Workers, OSHA, Overhead Crane, Overhead Crane Inspection, Power Industrial Trucks, Qualify, Respiratory Protection, Rigging, Roofing, Safety, Safety Questions, Scaffolding, Serious Injury, Sling, Surface Gravel Mine, Surface Limestone, Training, Tree Service Accident, Underground Zinc Mine, Violations, Work-related Deaths
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Tagged Department of Labor, Failure to Abate, OSHA, Other than Serious, Penalities, President Obama, President Trump, Repeat, Willful
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Top Ten Violations in 2018
TOP TEN Violations in 2018 1 – Fall Protection 2 – Hazard Communication 3 – Scaffolding 4 – Respiratory Protection 5 – Lockout/Tagout 6 – Ladders 7 -Powered Industrial Trucks 8 – Fall Protection – Training Requirements 9 – Machine … Continue reading →
Posted in Aerial Lift, ANSI, ASME, Below the Hook, Bureau of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Citations and Orders, Confined Space Standard, Construction, Crane Inspection, Crane Training, Customer, Days away from work, Death, Driving, Electric Shock, Employees, Employers, Fall Protection, Fatality, Fines, Hand Chain Hoist, Hard Hat, Hazard Communication, Inspection, Ladders, Lever Hoist, Load Testing, Lockout/Tagout, Machine Guarding, Mobile Crane, MSHA, NCCCO, Near Miss, News, OSHA, Roofing, Safety, Scaffolding, Serious Injury, Training, Violations, Work-related Deaths
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Tagged 2018, Eye and Face Protection, Fall Protection, Hazard Communication, Ladders, Lockout/Tagout, Machine Guarding, OSHA, Powered Industrial Trucks, Respiratory Protection, Scaffolding, Violations
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Fall Protection tops OSHA Top 10
“The Top 10 represents the most frequently cited standards, and they are a good place to start for the employer in identifying hazards in their own workplace.” The top five violations remained unchanged for the fourth straight year, with Hazard … Continue reading →
Posted in Aerial Lift, ANSI, ASME, Bureau of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Citations and Orders, Confined Space Standard, Congress, Construction, Crane Accident, Crane Inspection, Days away from work, Death, Electric Shock, Employees, Employers, Fall Protection, Fatality, Fines, General Electrical Requirements, Hazard Communication, Inspection, Ladders, Lockout/Tagout, Machine Guarding, Mobile Crane, Near Miss, News, Older Workers, OSHA, Power Industrial Trucks, Respiratory Protection, Safety Questions, Scaffolding, Serious Injury, Training, Violations, Work-related Deaths
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Tagged Citations, Eye and Face Protection, Fall Protection, Hazard Communication, Ladders, Lockout/Tagout, Machine Guarding, OSHA, Powered Industrial Trucks, Respiratory Protection, Scaffolding, Standards, Top 10, Top Citations
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What is your life worth??
I ask this question all the time? How much is your life worth today if you die??? It really doesn’t matter who’s at fault because your dead. This stunt man was worth $12,675.00 According to OSHA fines and violation, a … Continue reading →
Posted in ANSI, ASME, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Business, Death, Fall Protection, Fatality, Fines, OSHA, Scaffolding, Stuntman, Violations, Work-related Deaths
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Tagged Atlanta, Entertainment Industry, Fall Protection, Fatalities, Fines, OSHA, Safety, Stuntman, Violation, Workplace Fatalities
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How many slings?
This is what I observed as I walk through a truck shop. 1-The question is how many slings can I fit in the hook? 2-How much hook can be used within the sling eyes? 3-Does this really look safe? These … Continue reading →
Posted in Advanced Rigging, ANSI, ASME, Below the Hook, Construction, Crane Inspection, Crane Training, Customer, Death, Employees, Employers, Fatality, Fines, Inspection, Near Miss, OSHA, Overhead Crane, Overhead Crane Inspection, Rigging, Serious Injury, Sling, Training
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Tagged Below the Hook Device, Hook, Safety, Sling, Sling Inspection, Training
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MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY NEW YEAR
As this year 2017 approaches the celebrated Christmas and New Year time, Robin and I want to wish you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. Looking forward to many visits, laughs and most of all being … Continue reading →
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Tagged Christmas, Happy New Year, Holiday
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State Fatality Work Injuries
How does your state compare from the previous year? North Carolina had 24 increased fatality work injuries.
Posted in Bureau of Labor Statistics, Crane Accident, Customer, Days away from work, Death, Employees, Employers, Fatality, Fines, Ladders, Lever Hoist, Near Miss, OSHA, Serious Injury, Training, Work-related Deaths
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Tagged Bureau of Labor Statistics, Fatal Occupational Injuries, Fatalities, State, Workplace Fatalities
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NATIONAL CENSUS OF FATAL OCCUPATIONAL INJURIES IN 2016
Sad news as the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the fatal work injuries. There were a total of 5,190 fatal work injuries recorded in the United States in 2016, a 7-percent increase from the 4,836 fatal injuries reported … Continue reading →
Do you care about Safety???
OSHA had 249 reported crane incidents that occurred over a decade in the USA. The majority of crane related incidents stemmed from someone being crushed by a load and of those incidents: … Continue reading →
Posted in ANSI, ASME, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Crane Accident, Crane Training, Death, Employees, Employers, Fatality, Mobile Crane, NCCCO, OSHA, Serious Injury, Work-related Deaths
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