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Scaffolds must be inspected by a competent person. This site uses a green tag to let users know the scaffold was inspected....
Every site should have an emergency plan that informs workers where to go in case of an emergency. A map is an easy way to communicate exit routes and...
One of the best ways to avoid heat-related illnesses on a construction job is to drink plenty of water, particularly at the beginning of the summer wh...
OSHA recommends that, on a hot job, workers drink a liter of water over one hour, which is about one cup every fifteen minutes. The agency's program...
OSHA emphasizes the importance of shade in reducing the risk of heat-related illnesses. Cheap canopies are available to provide shade if no natural sh...
To ward off cold working construction in winter, wear several layers of clothing....
It is important to consume warm drinks that are sweetened to help stay warm; it is also important to avoid, as much as possible, coffee and tea becaus...
When working in cold weather, wear a hat that covers the ears, but fits under a hard hat....
Keeping the hands warm is critical on cold days to prevent frostbite....
This image is one of five from an infographic on U.S. deaths from falls. This information is from the Construction Chart Book, Page 44, Chart 44e. It...
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