Creating workplaces where we all watch out for each other

Creating workplaces where we all watch out for each other

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Creating Workplaces Where We All Watch Out for Each Other

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McCraren Compliances offers Safety Training and Consulting services specializing in MSHA, OSHA and DOT.  We believe safety is really all about people and therefore our purpose is to Create communities where we all watch out for each other.  We have a team of safety professionals who are versatile and credentialed bringing a balance of passion and practicality to safety.  We can support all aspects of a comprehensive safety program from manuals, planning and training to audits, investigations and staffing.  Basically we can manage your entire program or just fill in the gaps.

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Workers Memorial Day

MSHA Remembers Each year on April 28, we honor our nation’s fallen workers on Workers Memorial Day. The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) joins the nation in remembering miners and other workers who lost their lives or were injured on the job.  The day also serves as a solemn

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New OSHA webpage home to Safety Champions Program resources

Photo: OSHA Washington — All of the information and resources for OSHA’s new Safety Champions Program now can be found on one webpage. The page contains links to a guide, tracking tool, fact sheet and social media kit, as well as ways to register and get in touch with the program’s coordinator. The agency emphasizes

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Fatal gas release at chemical facility prompts push for safe planning protocols

Blind tag (left) and flange-locking device (right). Photo: Chemical Safety Board Washington — Using pipe markings and detailed drawings can help chemical facility workers ensure “all parties understand which equipment should be opened” before beginning work, the Chemical Safety Board says in a recent report. The final report covers the investigation of

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