Workplace safety is not just about hard hats, safety glasses, or gloves, but includes a tireless dedication toward identifying and reducing ALL safety risks.

The manufacturing industry does have a better safety record than the construction industry. However, there are many dangers in manufacturing that employers and employees must be aware of.

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Determining the most common construction site accidents, what causes them, and the best way to implement safety checks, is the best prevention of these debilitating, and often fatal, accidents.

The manufacturing industry is a large but diverse part of the employment sector.

No matter what you do for a living, safety in the workplace is always extremely important, especially in industries where you are working with heavy-duty machinery, such as metal fabrication shops and

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Too often, employers provide personal protective equipment (PPE) as the primary method of protecting employees; and PPE is an important and practical defense against workplace hazards.

Osha's Ten Most Frequently Cited Standards for Fiscal 2010

1. 1926.451 Scaffolding
2. 1926.501 Fall Protection
3. 1910.1200 Hazard Communication