This blog article is part 2 of a 3 part series of Proactive and Reactive Safety Measure in the Workplace. The prefix “pro” in Proactive Safety quite literally means “before.” If an individual is proactive, it means that they make things happen instead of wait for things to happen to them. Thus, being proactive means being ready if something happens: the opposite of being reactive. When we think about safety, being proactive entails
The Impact of a Workplace Incident in California
The state of California has regulations by which compliance is mandatory, workplace safety and health laws affect private-sector employers and are monitored and enforced by the California Division of Occupational Safety and Health Administration. Any failure to comply with these safety laws could result in significant company penalties.
An Overview of Confined Space Safety in the USA
Workplace Safety Measures and Risks in the Utility Sector
WHO WORKS IN THE US UTILITIES SECTOR?
The utility sector is a broad term that encompasses companies who provide water, sewage services, electricity, dams, and natural gas. This sector is worth addressing – they provide the public with the necessary commodities that we require to carry out our everyday lives. Within the United States, there are over 3,300 utility companies with the largest being NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, and
Safe Practices For Workers in the Water Sector
Effective safety practices for companies in the water utility sector are the building blocks of a successful company. Therefore, it isn’t surprising that most companies have established comprehensive safety policies, procedures, and protocols to protect their people. In this article, we will cover the main safety risks of working in the water industry and some safe practices that will help to mitigate these hazards.