While it isn't surprising that 65% of those employed in the construction industry work on scaffolding, it may be surprising to learn that each year about 4,500 injuries and over 60 deaths directly inv...

Machines in the workplace can greatly increase productivity, but they can also increase the risk of injury if not used properly. When working with machinery it is crucial that appropriate precautions ...

One of the most widespread dangers of navigating snowy/icy roads is the accumulation of snow which can mask road markings, curbs, and other roadway delineations. Mutual‚s Snow Pole Driveway Mark...

For those who make a living outdoors, winter can pose a unique set of hazards not found in other occupations or in other seasons. Here are three of the most common hazards working in winter weather an...

Working in or near traffic can be hazardous. Each year, nearly 1,100 lives are lost in work zones and . But accidents and injuries can be prevented. The first line of defense against such hazards is h...

Each year, more than 2,000 people annually are admitted to burn centers with severe arc flash burns. In many of these cases, proper Fire Retardant (FR) clothing could have either prevented or signific...

Exposed protruding steel reinforcing bars (or rebar) is one of the most dangerous hazards on a construction site. According to OSHA statistics, 61% of construction accidents can be attributed to impal...

Autumn can present some very unique hazards for those who work outdoors. Cooler temps and falling leaves are some of Fall's hallmarks than can cause illness or injuries. But with a bit of preparation,...

According to the National Safety Council, there are some very common hazards in the workplace causing injuries, bodily trauma, and even death. But the one thing these hazards have in common is that th...

With an ever-increasing number of vehicles on the road and a greater number of work zones to make repairs for that traffic, road construction workers experience a substantially increased risk of injur...