Michael Rich

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From the Author
Business Services
How to Survive an OSHA Inspection
Know what to expect and steps you can take to prepare your construction company for a visit from an OSHA inspector.
Construction Safety
Hammering Down Safety
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Construction Safety
How to Create a Saw Safety Plan
Do you have the proper safety guidelines in place for employees cutting concrete and asphalt?
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Construction Safety
Don't Let the Flu Wipe Out Your Workforce
Protect your company and employees from the impact of flu season.
This photograph captured a sneeze in progress and illustrates the importance of covering your mouth when coughing or sneezing in order to protect others from germ exposure.
Construction Safety
Flagger Safety for Road Crews
Safety guidelines to ensure safe control of traffic and safe working conditions for flagmen.
To tell traffic to proceed the flagger shall face traffic with the SLOW sign paddle held in a stationary position with the arm extended horizontally away from the body. Motion in an upward curling motion with the free hand.
Construction Safety
Don't Miss a Step with Jobsite Ladder Safety
Choice, use and maintenance are the keys to safe ladder use.
Construction Safety
Properly treat workplace wounds
Know how to identify and treat jobsite wounds
Construction Safety
Take Steps to Minimize Workplace Violence
Institute a plan to deal with workplace violence
Construction Safety
Six Steps to Prevent Back Injuries
With 25 percent of workmen's compensation claims resulting from back injuries it is important to follow the steps to avoid injury.
Construction Safety
Keep Feet Safe on the Construction Jobsite
Online safety columnist Michael Rich offers helpful tips for choosing footwear for the jobsite.
Equipment
Prevent Eye Injuries by Maintaining Personal Protection Equipment
Getting employees to wear PPE is only half the battle
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