What is a Due Diligence Checklist? A Due Diligence Checklist is the process of investigating a site to assess its suitability for a particular project. What is the purpose of a Due Diligence Checklist? A Due Diligence Checklist is a form to be used while preparing a job site for a project.... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
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                            1923- An explosion at a Dawson, New Mexico coal mine kills 120 people.                    
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    08
                            Tires should be replaced when they are/have: Damaged Damaged valve caps Worn out Uneven tread wear Shallow tread According to experts, the average tire lasts approximately 5 years, depending on use.                    
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    07
                            Who Duncan Hare What I am an Industrial Carpenter who works throughout Western Canada from sites in the oil and gas sector to gold and precious metals. I have worked in Fort McMurray on several sites, Redwater, Alberta and Fox Creek. In the gold manning industry, I have worked in... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    07
                            Only used approved portable containers Remove all ignition sources, including running vehicles, from the area Place fuel containers on the ground while filling Fill the container no more than 95% to allow for expansion                    
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    06
                            Cory Wigle, a 2nd year Mechanical Engineering student, and his invention are making a considerable difference in the manufacturing world. His award-winning robot, affectionately named ‘Suzan’, is used to repair dents and dimples in plywood presses. Here’s what you need to know about how plywood presses are traditionally repaired: Since... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    06
                            Establish a safety plan for work near water, prior to beginning work. This plan should increase: Emergency plans Safe work procedures Planning of work When working near the water, wear an appropriate fitting personal floatation device (PFD) Ensure lifebuoys with sufficient lifeline are provided and readily available                      
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    06
                            During the welding process, workers can be exposed to radiant energy exposure (also known as optical radiation). It is of vital importance that welders recognize and understand the safety hazards associated with welding to observe safe work practices. Eye-Related Safety Hazards The welding process can produce intense light and radiation... read more  →                    
        
                
        
    
    Feb
    05
                            1952- The three-colored traffic lights are put into service in New York.                    
        
                
        
    
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                            Identify electrical hazards: Always be aware of overhead powerlines. Maintain a safe working distance aware from live wires Always wear appropriate PPE including leg protection, foot protection, hearing protection, eye protection, hand protection and head protection Where required, use appropriate fall protection systems Only allow certified workers to operate chainsaws                      
        
                
        
    