Items Tagged with 'OSHA'

OSHA’s new arc flash guidance is aimed at reducing arc flash injuries among commercial, industrial and residential electricians. These types of injuries continue to occur despite safety standards such as NFPA 70E and proven personal protective equipment. The guidance clarifies rules and dispels misconceptions that cause the majority of injuries – stating clearly that de-energized equipment that’s not locked out or tagged out is energized work, highlighting that low voltage can and does ignite flammable clothing, and emphasizing the importance of appropriate protective apparel. We’ll cover the guidance itself, the data behind it, implications for industry and the lifesaving difference it will make. Deepen your understanding today!

Whether you’re a safety pro or simply interested in better understanding OSHA recordkeeping and the 300 log, let us provide you with valuable insights and practical tips on the following topics:

• Understanding OSHA’s intent behind the 300 log
• Determining work-relatedness
• Identifying “work environments”
• Finding helpful OSHA recordkeeping resources
• Demystifying some interesting recordkeeping scenarios