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Where Safety Is Headed in 2026: Insights from the Safety Community

Earlier this year, we asked our students, members, and social media audience where they believe safety should be headed in 2026. The feedback was consistent. The future of safety is focused on people, participation, and prevention. Improving safety culture and employee engagement emerged as the top priority, selected by approximately 80% of respondents. Increasing leadership…

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Are Drones the Future for OSHA Inspections?

Are Drones the Future for OSHA Inspections?

01.08.2019 Current Events
It’s a bird…it’s a plane…it’s an OSHA drone? That’s right, believe it or not, OSHA is now employing the use…
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Failed New Year Resolutions

Failed New Year Resolutions

01.03.2019 Current Events
I recently read this article regarding why we fail at New Year resolutions.  I think this could apply to our…
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Hazardous Materials

Hazardous Materials

01.02.2019 Compliance
Hazardous materials (hazmat) are any material that has properties that may result in risk or injury to health and/or destruction…
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Flammable and combustible liquids

Flammable and combustible liquids

12.28.2018 Compliance
Flammable and combustible liquids are liquids that can burn. They are classified, or grouped, as either flammable or combustible by…
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Types of Hazards

Types of Hazards

12.26.2018 Compliance
Every workplace has hazards, and it’s helpful to know which pose the greatest risk of harm for your workers and…
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What are the Penalties for non-Compliance with the US DOT Regulations in 2019?

What are the Penalties for non-Compliance with the US DOT Regulations in 2019?

12.20.2018 Current Events
Like any decent regulatory agency, the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration within the U.S. Department of Transportation (USDOT/PHMSA) issues…
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The Myths Of Lockout/Tagout – Part 2

The Myths Of Lockout/Tagout – Part 2

12.14.2018 Compliance
Myth: Each machine specific procedure must contain lots of detail OSHA: OSHA concurs with those commenters who stressed the need…
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The Myths Of Lockout/Tagout – Part 1

The Myths Of Lockout/Tagout – Part 1

12.06.2018 Compliance
Myth: I have to lockout energy whenever I do any service or maintenance OSHA: When such servicing may expose the employee…
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Hearing loss increase found in oil, gas workers

Hearing loss increase found in oil, gas workers

11.29.2018 Current Events
Noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL) among Canadian oil and gas drilling sector workers has increased by 12 per cent, from 33…
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Using TaBRA For Culture Change

Using TaBRA For Culture Change

11.28.2018 Current Events
TaBRA (Task Based Risk Assessments) is a topic about which FDRsafety has written several times. How It Works Many workers…
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Whistleblower case shows what safety discipline shouldn’t be like

Whistleblower case shows what safety discipline shouldn’t be like

11.19.2018 Current Events
Was worker fired for reporting injuries? We’ve discussed before that progressive discipline is hard for any manager, no matter what…
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OSHA Clarifies Drug Testing, Incentives

OSHA Clarifies Drug Testing, Incentives

11.19.2018 Current Events
Agency Says Post-Incident Drug Testing, Safety Incentives OK Good news: OSHA is pulling back its previous stance on safety incentive…
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