Some aerial lift operating methods are considered unsafe, but they’re not that obvious. That’s why it’s important to know the smallest details with OSHA safety guidelines. There is a tissue-thin difference between total safety and 99% safety, and getting trained read more
Workplace injuries cost the U.S. economy an estimated $220 billion each year. Fortunately, new equipment, new technologies, and new clothing are making working in the industry safer. In 2018, a major construction industry trend has been the increased use read more
For thousands of years, men used ladders of various type and sizes to get work done above the ground. But as anyone who has ever climbed a ladder knows, they aren’t the safest. They’re hard to climb when carrying tools, read more
Aerial lift and scissor lift operators are expected to do plenty of tasks, usually all in the same day. Versatility is one of those attributes that set some aerial lift employees apart from others. The ability to multitask with different read more
