OSHA Is This Safe

10/06/2025

💩OSH*T V.25
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🫩 WATCH HIS FACE
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💥ARC FLASH SAFETY - NFPA 70E: Arc Flash occurs WHEN an Electric Current passes through Air between ungrounded conductors OR between ungrounded conductors and grounded components - outside its intended path, either from one conductor to another or into the ground
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⚡️EXPLODE: The resulting Electrical Explosion emits blinding light AND extreme heat, which can cause serious injury.
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💥BLAST: The initial Blast is NOT the ONLY part of an Arc Flash Incident that CAN cause Injury - Flying Shrapnel, Hot Gases, Molten Metal, AND loose Debris CAN cause catastrophic damage to Employees AND the Facility.
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🌡️TEMPS: Temperatures CAN reach 35,000°F - exposure to these extreme Temperatures CAN cause severe Burns to the Skin, Ignite Clothing, AND cause death.
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📕NFPA 70E, ARTICLE 105: Outlines the responsibilities of Employer AND Employee(s) regarding Electrical Safety.
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🏢EMPLOYER: Employer is responsible for providing Safety-related Work Procedures, Training Employees in the Practices, Supervising the Employees, Auditing, AND Documenting.
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👷‍♂️EMPLOYEE: Employees ARE responsible for applying the Work Procedures in accordance with their Training AND their demonstrated ability.
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👁️‍🗨️CAPTION TO BE CONTINUED…

09/30/2025

0️⃣ZERO DAYS WITHOUT INCIDENT V.23
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🚘 EXSQUEEZE ME
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🚶🏽WALKING AND WORKING SURFACES - REPAIR PITS, SERVICE PITS, AND ASSEMBLY PITS: Every Pit and Trapdoor Floor Opening, infrequently used, SHALL be Guarded by a Floor Opening Cover of standard strength and construction.
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🕳While the cover is NOT in place, the Pit or Trap opening SHALL be constantly attended by someone or SHALL be protected on all exposed sides by removable standard Railing.
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1️⃣0️⃣The use of a Fall Protection System is NOT required for a Repair Pit, Service Lit, OR Assembly Pit that is less than 10 feet (3 m) deep, 1910.28(b)(8);
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6️⃣Limit access within 6 feet (1.8 m) of the edge of the Pit to Authorized Employees Trained in accordance with § 1910.30;
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🟨Applies Floor Markings at least 6 feet (1.8 m) from the edge of the Pit in colors that contrast with the surrounding area; or places a warning line at least 6 feet (1.8 m) from the edge of the pit as well as stanchions that are capable of resisting, without tipping over, a force of at least 16 pounds (71 N) applied horizontally against the stanchion at a height of 30 inches (76 cm); or places a combination of floor markings and warning lines at least 6 feet (1.8 m) from the edge of the pit. When two or more pits in a common area are not more than 15 feet (4.5m) apart, the employer may comply by placing contrasting floor markings at least 6 feet (1.8 m) from the pit edge around the entire area of the pits; 1910.28(b)(8)(iii)
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🆗Post readily visible caution signs that meet the requirements of 1910.145 and state “Caution-Open Pit.”
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🌀OSHA Ref: CFR 1910.28(b)(8)

09/27/2025

💸SKILLS TO PAY THE BILLS V.10
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🪪 Ladder Holder Certified
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🎥Video Creds:
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🪜LADDER SAFETY - OPEN LADDER COMPLETELY: Open the Ladder completely - the Metal Spreader OR Locking Device SHALL be provided on each Stepladder to hold the front and back sections in an open position WHEN the Ladder is being used.
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⬆️Do NOT use the Top Step/Rung of a Ladder as a Step/Rung UNLESS it was Designed for that purpose.
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⛔️Standing on the Top Rung or Step of the Ladder makes the Ladder very unstable AND prone to Tip Over.
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🦶ALWAYS ensure a Ladder is secure by either have a Helper (Spotter) support the Base while a Ladder is being used - OR - IF the Ladder can NOT be held by someone else, make sure it has an appropriate Foot to prevent it from Slipping (The Feet of the Ladder can also be staked if you are using a Ladder outside and no one is available to support the Feet of the Ladder).
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🔺ALWAYS maintain Three Points of Contact - Two Hands AND One Foot OR Two Feet AND One Hand on the Ladder at ALL times.
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🛠Carry Tools in a Tool Belt, Raise Tools up using a Hand Line, OR have Coworkers Hand up Tools/Equipment - NEVER Carry Tools/Equipment in your Hands while Climbing Up/Down a Ladder.

09/25/2025

🤑DONT’T BE GENTLE, IT’S A RENTAL V.12
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🫂BROS BEFORE PROS
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📍EXCAVATOR SAFETY - TRANSPORTING AN EXCAVATOR: Excavators are among the heaviest and most powerful Construction or Mining Machinery on-site and are versatile Machines that come in various types, each designed to handle specific applications on different site conditions. Transporting Excavators between sites can be a complex process that requires careful planning and special attention.
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📋ASSESSMENT: Conduct Risk Assessment BEFORE Excavator transportation to identify potential hazards and risks, such as the weight and size of machines, road and weather conditions, routes, and low clearance areas to ensure equipment and personnel safety.
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🧤PPE: Protective Equipment such as Hard Hats, Safety Glasses, Gloves, and High Visibility clothing should be worn by all individuals involved while transporting Excavators.
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📐DIMENSIONS: Accurately determining the dimensions is crucial for the transport process. It helps to ensure the proper size and weight of a vehicle. It also identifies any areas with low clearance or weight restrictions on the route.
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🔎INSPECT: Inspect Truck and Trailer Inspection BEFORE transporting the Excavator, inspect the truck and trailer to ensure they are in good working condition.
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✅INSURANCE: Driver MUST have transit insurance in place to protect the equipment from potential damage or loss during transport - include coverage for collision, theft, and other types of damage.
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🗺️LAWS: Know Road Safety Regulations BEFORE transporting an Excavator - including compliance with local and state laws and regulations related to Oversize Loads and Weight Limits.
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⚖️WEIGHT: Match the Weight-Carrying Capacity of the Trailer with the weight of the Excavator.
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✔️RAMP: Have proper Ramp or Loading Dock in place to ensure safe loading. It will help prevent equipment damage and injuries to those involved in the transport process.
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⛓️SECURE: Once the Excavator is loaded onto the Trailer, ensure that it is safely tied down using Straps, Chains, or other securing devices. Safe tying will prevent the equipment from moving or shifting during transport and consequential transit damages.
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📏HEIGHT: Before starting the transport of the Excavator, check the upper height limit of the Machine on the road to avoid any damage to the equipment.
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↔️POSITIONING: Before Transporting the Excavator, position the Machine to prevent any damage - including removing or securing attachments and ensuring that the Excavator is properly balanced on the Trailer.

09/24/2025

🏆LOWEST PRICE WINS THE BID V.8
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🫨WOBBLE CHECK
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🪜LADDER SAFETY - TOP RUNG: Do NOT use the Top Step/Rung of a Ladder as a Step/Rung UNLESS it was Designed for that purpose.
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⛔️Standing on the Top Rung or Step of the Ladder makes the Ladder very unstable AND prone to Tip Over.
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🦶ALWAYS ensure a Ladder is secure by either have a Helper (Spotter) support the Base while a Ladder is being used - OR - IF the Ladder can NOT be held by someone else, make sure it has an appropriate Foot to prevent it from Slipping (The Feet of the Ladder can also be staked if you are using a Ladder outside and no one is available to support the Feet of the Ladder).
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1️⃣Person at a time is permitted on the Ladder - UNLESS - the Ladder is specifically designed for more than one Climber (e.g. Trestle Ladder).
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🔀Open the Ladder completely - the metal spreader or locking device SHALL be provided on each stepladder to hold the front and back sections in an open position when the ladder is being used.

09/22/2025

🚚KNOW YOUR LOAD V.27
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🚘HOW TO
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↕️VEHICLE LIFT SAFETY: Never try to Stabilize a Moving OR Falling Vehicle - get out of the way - properly Chock the Wheels on Drive-on Lifts (ONLY USE Equipment provided by the Manufacturer).
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🔎Inspect your Lift daily BEFORE Use.
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⚙️NEVER Operate the Lift if it Malfunctions, Broken, OR has Damaged Parts - Repairs SHOULD ONLY be made with Original Equipment Manufactured Parts.
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⚖️NEVER Load your Lift beyond the Manufacturer’s Rated Capacity.
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👨🏽‍🔧Positioning of the Vehicle AND Operation of the Lift SHOULD be done ONLY by Trained AND Authorized Personnel.
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⬆️NEVER raise Vehicle with ANYONE inside it - Raise the Lift a Short Distance AND gently Rock the Vehicle to verify it is sufficiently Stabilized BEFORE fully Raising the Vehicle to Working position.
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👥Customers OR Bystanders SHOULD NOT be in the Lift Area during operation.
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🗑ALWAYS keep Lift Area free of Debris - Do NOT Hit OR Run Over Lift Arms, Adapters OR Axle Supports.
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🖲Do NOT Block Open OR Override Controls.
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💱Position Lift Supports to contact the Vehicle Manufacturer’s Recommended Lifting Points AND Raise the Lift until Supports contact the Vehicle - IF you are working under the Vehicle, THEN the Lift SHOULD be raised high enough for Locking Device to be engaged.
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➗The Removal OR Installation of Components MAY cause a critical shift in the Vehicle’s Center of Gravity - Use high-reach, supplementary stands to prevent instability.
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⬇️Before Lowering the Lift, be sure Materials ARE Removed from under Vehicle.

07/16/2024

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06/07/2024

😬BACK IT OUT HUGH
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🪛HE’S SCREWED V.3
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🖐️HAND SAFETY: Hands ARE the most injured body part AND Safety Precautions CAN Prevent Hand Injuries - without Fingers OR Hands, the ability to work is greatly reduced because Hands ARE one of your greatest assets.
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🧤Ensure Gloves have proper Fit AND have applicable features e.g. Cut Resistant, Grip, Chemical Resistance, etc.
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👀ALWAYS KEEP Hands in places where you CAN See them: do NOT put Hands out of your line of sight.
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⚙️Keep Hands AND Fingers clear of ANY moving Machinery parts.
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✅Use the right Tool for the Job!
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🔪ALWAYS Cut away from the Body, especially Hands.
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🔐LOTO - Ensure Lockout Tagout procedures have been followed BEFORE using ANY piece of Energized Machinery.
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🚫Do NOT put your Hands where you would NOT put your ______? Only place hands in designated areas, avoiding unknown spaces OR areas where it is difficult to see.
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🔄Rotate Hands AND Arms accordingly without Twisting into uncomfortable positions.
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🫸Perform Hand Stretches BEFORE, during, AND AFTER each Shift to ensure Dexterity AND to Prevent Strains from the repetitive motions.
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🪄Hands OR Fingers SHALL NOT be placed on the Workpiece, Stock, OR Load while the it is being Maneuvered - USE a Push Stick OR a Push Block.

🖲️Ensure ALL Emergency Stops ARE accessible AND functioning BEFORE starting Work.
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❌NEVER USE Damaged OR Broken Equipment.
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🔨USE Tools appropriate for your Hand Size AND Dominant orientation for Right OR Left.
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🛡️Ensure Tool AND Machine Guards ARE in place, in the correct position, AND Secured.
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👏 KEEP Hands Clean: Wash Hands regularly with Soap AND Water, AND avoid Touching your Face to Prevent the spread of Germs AND Bacteria.
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💍 Do NOT Wear ANY Rings WHEN Working: Rings CAN get caught in Machinery OR on Protruding Objects AND damage Hands AND Fingers.

04/27/2024

🤕REAL SAFETY STORIES - EPISODE 13: LEAF CLEANUPS “I was 18 years old overseeing 4 guys doing leaf cleanups.
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It was 7 pm everyone, was pi**ed and wanted to go home.
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Those baggers on s**g tiger cats clog due to wet grass ect.
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Mine was clogged so I shut the mower off removed shoot and reached in like I ALWAYS do, this time the belt still had tension on it, and when I removed the debris, the fan slipped and crushed my hand breaking 4 fingers.
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The pictures you see are two surgery’s… all fingers healed great except the one you see, my middle finger was cut clean off, so they put pins in it, when they removed the pins, my bone shifted and broke a week later, now i have 2 plates and 8 screws in my hand and can never straighten it again.
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I had 2 years experience at the time, shouldn’t have been rushing, I should have taken my time and used something to unclog the bagger.”

12/26/2023

🛴MATERIAL HANDLING - DO NOT RIDE PALLET JACKS: Do NOT Ride on the Forks of a Pallet Jack OR allow others to be Carried - do NOT Stand on a Pallet Jack.
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➰Pallet Jacks (OR PALLET TRUCKS) ARE used in MANY Industrial, Warehouse, Wholesale AND Big-Box Retail Facilities - most Incidents involve the Improper USE of Pallet Jacks due to Lack of Training.
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👨‍🏫Do NOT Operate a Pallet Jack UNLESS you ARE Trained, AND Authorized.
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🔎Inspect BEFORE each USE - Wheels, Forks, Fluid Leaks, Controls, Handles, Levers, and Horns.
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🥾Wear your PPE - Gloves, Safety Boots/Shoes, Lumbar Support, etc.
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⚖️Know the Maximum Load Limit of the Pallet Jack you ARE Operating - NEVER Overload a Pallet Jack.
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📚Ensure Loads ARE Stacked evenly on the Forks BEFORE Moving the Pallet Jack.
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🧐Inspect the Floors where the Pallet Jack will be Driven to ensure the path is clear.
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⬇️Keep Loads as close to the Ground as possible for Transport.
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⚠️Operate the Pallet Jack at a Safe Speed - Start Moving Slowly AND come to a Stop Slowly.
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➖Do NOT Steer Pallet Jacks onto uneven surfaces AND avoid Steep inclines.
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🦵🏼WHEN possible, Push Pallet Jacks during Transport - Pulling MAY Allow better Maneuverability BUT puts considerable Strain on the Back - Pushing uses stronger Leg Muscles AND keeps the Back straight.
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🛑NEVER Try to Stop a Pallet Jack with Hands OR Feet, this COULD cause serious Injury, especially with a very Heavy Load.
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🚶‍♂️WHEN NOT in USE, Pallet Jacks SHOULD be Rolled into an Area that does NOT have Pedestrian Traffic.
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🧯Do NOT Store Pallet Jacks in ANY Area where they Block Fire Extinguishers, Emergency Equipment OR ANY Exits.
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🚗Park unused Pallet Jacks on a level surface, with the forks lowered.
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🌀OSHA Creds: CFR 1910.244 Other Portable Tools and Equipment