Step up to ladder safety

Article Abstract:

There were 25,383 workers who were injured and 95 employees who died in 1996 after falling from ladders. Companies are urged to prevent the number of ladder-based accidents from increasing in the future by carefully evaluating their equipment for various types of jobs. Firms should also analyze the materials used in ladders and intended applications of the equipment. In addition, companies should examine whether their ladders meet the various requirements of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

All Other Miscellaneous Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing, Fabricated metal products, not elsewhere classified, Wood products, not elsewhere classified, All Other Miscellaneous Wood Product Manufacturing, Metal Ladders, Wood Ladders & Scaffolding Equip, Usage, Ladders

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What does it take to build and sustain a culture of safety and health? leadership and hard work

Article Abstract:

The important techniques employed to achieve and build a culture of safety and health, are discussed. The significance of leadership and hard work in achieving it is also discussed.

United States, Management dynamics, Methods, Company business management

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