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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NSC to offer free traffic safety training to employers in four states

Photo: FG Trade/iStockphoto Washington — The National Safety Council recently announced it will extend its free traffic safety training, education and resources to employers in North Carolina, Ohio, Texas and West Virginia. NSC has received four federal pass-through grants totaling almost $1.3 million. The funding will be used by its Our Driving Concern

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Winter Safety

Winter poses unique challenges at all types of mine sites, including snow, ice, freezing temperatures, and strong winds. Miners and operators must take proactive measures to stay safe and reduce accidents and injuries. Key Best Practices: Protect yourself and fellow miners by using printable best practices available under “Related Links” and

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EPA proposing a ‘threshold’ risk approach for formaldehyde

Photo: John Kevin/iStockphoto Washington — The Environmental Protection Agency wants to revise its proposed risk management rule for formaldehyde to reverse “unreasonable risk” determinations for some workers who might inhale its vapors. In a proposed rule published Dec. 3, EPA says it’s “not changing its position that formaldehyde poses unreasonable risk of injury to human health,”

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