Not using personal protective equipment Not following safe work procedures Bypassing or removing safety guards from equipment Lack of housekeeping Failure to communicate
Prior to starting a cut, allow the saw to reach full speed Hold stock against tabletop and rear fence When ripping, use a push stick Use appropriate saw blades for... read more →
Prevent eye injury from debris by wearing safety eyewear Use respiratory protection, when required Never bypass or remove safety guards Inspect equipment for damage, wear, or loose parts prior to... read more →
1837- Charles Goodyear is granted his first rubber patent.
Start slowly- usually as a pain Can develop into injury or disease Vibration can effect: Tendons Muscles Bones Joints Nervous system
Drink plenty of water frequently Take frequent breaks in the shade to cool down Wear light coloured, loose clothing Avoid caffeinated beverages
There are significant safety hazards associated with operating equipment near energized power lines. Take the following safety tips into consideration prior to working in the vicinity of overhead utility lines:... read more →
WorkBC reports that cigarette smoke contains "at least 250 chemicals that cause cancer or are toxic." Workers can be exposed to smoking-related toxins through: First-hand exposure (i.e. smoking) Second-hand exposure... read more →
What is an Intent to Perform as a Subcontractor Form? An Intent to Perform as a Subcontractor Form is a document that outlines a subcontractor's intent to work a contractor's specific... read more →