Trent Cotney

No matter the size of your business, you will face challenges as you strive to protect the safety and health of your employees. In today’s intense regulatory environment, complying with […]

Are you operating a construction business that is healthy, safe, and OSHA compliant? Has an OSHA inspector showed up at your workplace unannounced? Have you received an OSHA citation for

On the worksite, chemical safety information is king. It is critical that all employees know how to safely work with, transport, or clean any chemicals they come in contact with

Working in a chemical plant exposes employees to numerous hazards—chemical spills are among those hazards. The level of danger a chemical spill creates depends on a variety of factors including

Safety committees are invaluable to construction companies since they are a means to push safety awareness and improve the bottom line of the company. At its core, a safety committee

While it’s critical to determine the root causes of accidents on the job site, analyzing the causes of a near miss on the job site could save a life. OSHA

It could happen anywhere. The dried up concrete on the construction site that you almost tripped over, the power tool that provided a light, but prickly shock, or the hole

Looking for ways to reduce and eliminate hazards at your construction site? A safety committee may be the way to go. Currently, all employers are not required by OSHA to

Setting up a safety committee is good business practice if your construction business is large and needs to consult on safety matters across a number of trades at your worksite.