Safety Awareness: Safety Library
One of the best resources AlaCOMP provides for our members is our FREE Online Safety Library . It has an abundance of safety materials, including videos, safety briefs, PowerPoints, manager software, learning management system and more. To learn or refresh…
Safety Alert: Safety Library
Don’t forget about the Free Online Safety Library when you are looking for help with safety programs, meetings and much more. The online library offers thousands of different pieces such as powerpoints, safety briefings, videos, and much more to help…
Safety Alert: Pinch Points
Join us for a pinch point safety video where AlaCOMP Risk Manager Scott Hunter discusses the various types of pinch point injuries, what pinch point hazards are covered under OSHA regulations, and best practices to prevent pinch point injuries. If…
Safety Alert: Claims Crash Course
Do you have questions or need assistance when an on-the-job-injury occurs? Click below to watch the Claims Crash Course video that covers all the details on what to do, how to file an FROI and who to contact when an…
Safety Alert: Forklift/Powered Industrial Truck Safety and Training
It is NATIONAL FORKLIFT SAFETY DAY so what better to review than safety and training for Forklifts and Powered Industrial Trucks. Don’t forget to provide proper safety and training for all employees. Remember to: Train workers on all site specific safety…
What To Do After An OSHA Citation
If you are cited for violations following an OSHA inspection, certain procedures must be followed. Here’s a brief overview of key issues. If you receive a Citation and Notification of Penalty from OSHA following an inspection: You must post the…
Helpful OSHA Compliance Tips for Small Businesses
Small businesses can remain OSHA-compliant by focusing on a few key safety practices. Regularly identifying and correcting workplace hazards Providing clear job-specific training and encouraging employees to report concerns are essential steps. Even if exempt from certain recordkeeping requirements, maintaining…
Chemical Safety for Painters
Painting work involves more than brushes, rollers, and spray equipment. It also involves chemical exposure from paints, primers, thinners, solvents, hardeners, and cleaning products. These materials can pose serious hazards if not handled properly. Depending on the product and the…
OSHA Compliance Tips for Small Businesses
Small businesses can remain OSHA-compliant by focusing on a few key safety practices. Regularly identifying and correcting workplace hazards Providing clear job-specific training and encouraging employees to report concerns are essential steps. Even if exempt from certain recordkeeping requirements, maintaining…
Trailer Loading and Equipment Transport
Crews must load equipment onto trailers using slow controlled movement. The heaviest equipment must be placed in front of the trailer axle to create stable weight distribution. Ramps must be locked and secured. Tie-down straps must be inspected for wear…
Should you be documenting this?
Documentation should begin with your safety program. There is an adage in the world of administration: “If it isn’t in writing, it isn’t!” Your safety program must be in writing, not only for protection against litigation but also for OSHA…
What to Look for in an Accident Investigation
How to Conduct and What to Look for in an Accident Investigation Accident investigations should be conducted for all workplace incidents, not just ones that result in an injury. When conducting an accident investigation, most of the time, it will be…