RCEC

Lift Safely - Avoiding back injury
Sprains and strains to the muscles, tendons, and ligaments of the back are common injuries that are often avoidable.
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Company Vehicle Safety Programs
Driving a company vehicle is a privilege. Make sure you follow you company vehicle safety program.
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Back Safety
Back disorders are listed in the "top ten" leading workplace injuries published by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health.
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Stay Safe on Portable Ladders
If you operate or use machinery or equipment to which lockout/tagout is applied or work is an area where lockout/tagout is performed.
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Reenergizing Equipment
If you operate or use machinery or equipment to which lockout/tagout is applied or work is an area where lockout/tagout is performed, you need to understand.
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Incident investigation
Today, we're discussing the importance of incident investigation in maintaining a safe work environment. When an incident occurs, whether it's a near miss or an accident resulting in injury, it's crucial to conduct a thorough investigation.
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Deenergizing Equipment
If you operate or use machinery or equipment to which lockout/tagout is applied or work in an area where lockout/tagout is performed, you need to understand.
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Stairways & Ladders
Stairways and ladders are essential for accessing different levels on construction sites. However, they can also be significant sources of accidents and injuries if not used properly. This toolbox talk will cover the importance of stairway and ladder safety, relevant OSHA standards, and best practices to ensure a safe working environment.
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Labels & Labeling for Construction
One out of every four workers contacts hazardous chemicals on the job. As a construction worker, you have a need and a right to know the chemicals to which you are exposed, their hazards, and how to protect yourself when working.
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Housekeeping
Housekeeping is often overlooked but it remains an important topic in the construction industry. Housekeeping is not just about cleanliness; it's about creating a safe and efficient work environment. Here are some key points to consider:
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