It is a mutual responsibility to ensure workplace safety, including the employees and the employer. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration plays a vital role in maintaining this balance. However, not all workplaces ensure this level of safety, and some create risks for employees. Employees who find themselves in such
Preparing for the OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) certification is vital for improving work safety and performance. One of the most potent instruments for preparation is creating practice exams. OSHA certification ensures workers and supervisors have the necessary knowledge, skills, and experience to enforce safety standards and protect employees
Noise hazards are historically associated with loud industries such as shipbuilding, mining, railroad work, welding, and construction. As it happens, there’s a limit to the amount of acoustic energy an employee’s auditory system can receive before it becomes a hazard. In occupational health and safety, the term occupational noise refers
Asbestos is a natural material made up of tiny, fiber-like crystals. These crystals can break down into even smaller fibers that can become airborne when the material is damaged or disturbed. This material is a good electrical insulator and has high thermal conductivity, hence it was commonly utilized as a