Mar 12, 2020 | Blog | Colorado | Danger | Hazards | Industry News | OSHA | Safety | Troy L Clark
In the midst of all of the fear and misinformation, we're working to gather all of the information you need on how to stay safe and respond to the Coronavirus (COVID-19).
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Jun 16, 2018 | Blog | Industry News | Safety Training | Troy L Clark
Safety is not something that is enforced, it is a byproduct of training.
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Dec 07, 2018 | Blog | Industry News | Safety Training | Troy L Clark
ANSI will be giving the industry 12 month to get into compliance.
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Feb 13, 2020 | American Society of Safety Professionals | Blog | Colorado | Industry News | Member Spotlight | Safety Training | Troy L Clark
Encourage your staff to find as many safety violations items as possible during the week, correct, and log them on your inspection form. Praise them for having a long list of items that were found and corrected, and trust that over a period of time, if you work the process, the number of items found will decrease.
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Jul 02, 2018 | Troy L Clark
The construction standard requires a site-specific plan, with a designated competent person (who must remain at the work site) who is qualified to implement the program and withdraw employees who may be at risk of overexposures.
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Dec 12, 2018 | Industry News | Safety Training | Troy L Clark
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Feb 03, 2020 | American Society of Safety Professionals | Blog | Colorado | Safety Training | Troy L Clark
If the employees are not following our basic requirements for safety, whose fault is it? The Safety Professional is not in charge of the project and has no authority over the employees. Management should understand that if we have safety issues in our company, start looking at who’s running your house before you fault your safety failures on to the Safety Professional.
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