New Federal & State compliance updates.
Many businesses assume their safety manual is compliant — until an inspection proves otherwise. Learn what OSHA expects in 2026 and how to review your documentation before it becomes a...
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Electrical hazards are among the most dangerous risks on construction sites, capable of causing severe injury, electrocution, or even death. Understanding and implementing proper electrical safety protocols is critical for...
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Hazard identification and risk assessment remain the cornerstone of workplace safety, yet OSHA identifies the failure to recognize potential dangers as one of the primary "root causes" of workplace injuries,...
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In 2025, workplace safety has evolved beyond physical hazards to embrace a holistic approach that prioritizes mental health and wellness. Driven by updated Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) guidelines...
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Toolbox Talks: Boost Construction Safety Discover the power of toolbox talks—quick, effective safety meetings that prevent accidents on construction sites. Learn how GotSafety’s engaging video library and custom CRM make delivering...
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Scaffolding is a cornerstone of construction, but it’s also a leading cause of injuries when not handled properly
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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the backbone of workplace safety, protecting employees across industries—from construction sites to manufacturing plants and labs.
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Identifying hazards before they lead to accidents is one of the most effective ways to protect your team. Workplace safety starts with awareness.
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Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries and fatalities in workplaces across the United States, particularly in industries like construction, roofing, and maintenance. At GotSafety, we’re dedicated to...
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Heat illness is a serious concern for workers in various industries, especially those on job sites like construction, landscaping, or manufacturing.
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As of January 1, 2025, significant updates to both the General Industry (5198 Lead) and Construction (1532.1 Lead) lead standards have taken effect, ushering in a new era of workplace...
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