OSHA Articles

Pumpers and installers are constantly exposed to loud noises that can cause permanent damage

Too often we continue to see excavation safety violations that could result in tragic consequences for installing contractors

In this month’s regulations update, environmentalists ask for a return of the BAT practices in Maryland, and OSHA’s 2010 crane operator certification rule goes into effect in November

Lower the risk of trench cave-in injury and death by following these safety reminders when excavating

Having a trained, competent person at the work site who knows about identifying and predicting hazards is a big benefit

OSHA and the American Academy of Audiology encourage workers to learn more about preventing hearing loss

As we approach the dog days of summer, contractors and technicians need to be reminded about the dangers of heat stroke

In this month’s regulations update, a Washington county ban on land application is struck down, and an Illinois sewer and water contractor is taken into federal custody.

Proper installation procedures can ensure that the septic tank and related piping remain intact and provide long, reliable service