Safety!
Hard hats are designed to protect against concussions, cuts and bruises, and traumatic brain injuries caused by strikes to the head from falling objects impacts from swinging cables, and, sometimes, from burns and electrical shock.
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Safety Monday!
Sometimes there is more concern for completing a job quickly rather than safely. Take time to do a quality job, safely. All injuries can be avoided. One of the best ways to learn how to work safely is to learn from risks others have taken that lead to injuries. By avoiding unsafe acts and practicing common sense, safe job practices will become routine, with less chance for accidents. To learn more about safety visit our website.
Safety Monday!
OSHA, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration, was created in 1970 to prevent dangerous working conditions. They require workers to complete safety compliance training focused on eliminating or diminishing occupational injury, illness, and death. At Power Services Group, we prioritize safety for all employees to ensure safe jobsite practices.
To learn more about jobsite safety please visit our website.
Safety Monday!
Winter is arriving across the U.S. Here is a tip on surviving the cold that you can tailor to the circumstances of your workplace. Adapt safety meetings to the fall hazards that are common to your work crew. Do they have to get in and out of vehicles in icy weather? Must they walk on any ramps or sloped areas as part of their jobs? Steps, stairs, ramps, and ladders are all more dangerous in wet or icy weather, especially during night shift. Remember that moist skin can stick to freezing surfaces. Check your worksite for areas that could be a particular hazard in the cold weather and discuss them in your morning meetings. For more safety tips visit our website!
Safety Monday!
We have a responsibility to use what we’ve learned in our safety training and apply it to every day tasks. A large part of safety training is the creation of a safe attitude – to encourage an individual to want to be safe, and to always think safety first. It is important not just to your employer, but to you and your family as well. Checkout our website for more safety tips!
Safety Monday!
It’s no surprise to Florida residents that they are the top-ranked state for direct hurricane hits. Planning can help individuals and families better prepare for the next time a hurricane approaches their area. You may have some ideas on what to do before, during, and after a hurricane – it is best to write everything down. Put your plan on paper and share it with your family. Your family may also offer improvements and bring in other factors that should be considered. Ready.gov has a superb family emergency plan as a starting point. At PSG We wish you a safe week.
Safety Monday!
Accidents during turbine field service projects can cause injuries and claim lives. Our primary objective when we discuss factors and causes of accidents is to find a way to prevent them before they occur. Employers and Employees can control a primary driver of accidents – Unsafe Acts. For example: a person may use equipment that is knowingly defective or damaged, or they may use good equipment in a careless or unsafe manner. The second primary driver of accidents is Unsafe Conditions, which needs to be addressed through strong communication between the Employer, Employees, and any other parties involved in the project. Unsafe conditions should be mitigated prior to attempting to perform work. Accident prevention is paramount, and by addressing unsafe acts and unsafe conditions you will vastly decrease the chances of an accident occurring in the first place.
Safety Monday!
Accidents have the potential to cause serious injuries. At PSG, our primary objective when we discuss causes of an accident is to find a way to prevent reoccurrence. The cause of an accident can be classified in two categories: unsafe acts and unsafe conditions. If everyone on the job is mindful of the proper safety procedures injury and death occurrences can be reduced, and it will be a much safer environment for all employees.
Accidents – Learn the cause – Find the solution. Ultimately the jobsite, and your job will be safer.
Safety Monday
There’s no understating the importance of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the workplace. From head to toe, the proper use of PPE helps ensure everyone goes home safely at the end of the day. At Power Services Group we make sure our employees have the proper PPE and latest safety equipment. Visit our website for more safety tips!
Safety Announcement!
At Power Services Group we have reached another amazing milestone this year regarding your safety performance. It has been 5 years of accident-free incidents. Our focus is executing tasks the safest way, not the quickest way. Which involves training our employees on old and new updates to ensure their safety and the safety of others.
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