Guides, data, and best practices for workplace safety.
Texas companies face unique safety challenges driven by extreme heat, hurricane exposure and a massive oil and gas sector. Make Safety Easy helps Texas businesses manage compliance, incident reporting and safety programs across every jobsite in the Lone Star State.
Read moreBC employers with 20 or more workers must establish a joint health and safety committee. This guide covers composition rules, meeting frequency, duties, training and documentation.
Read moreOn multi-employer worksites, OSHA can cite companies whose own employees were not even exposed to the violation. This guide explains the four employer categories under OSHA's multi-employer citation policy and how to manage contractor safety to limit liability.
Read moreBack injuries account for one in five workplace injuries and cost employers billions annually in workers' compensation and lost productivity. This guide covers lifting safety techniques, ergonomic interventions and training approaches that prevent back injuries.
Read moreWaste management safety protects the sanitation workers who handle millions of tons of refuse every day under physically demanding and hazardous conditions. This guide covers the primary hazards, regulatory requirements and practical strategies for reducing injuries in waste collection and processing operations.
Read moreA safety stand-down is a voluntary pause in work where employers and employees discuss specific safety hazards and protective measures. This planning guide walks you through organizing a stand-down that actually changes behavior on the job.
Read moreOntario is Canada's most populous province with a massive industrial base spanning manufacturing, construction, mining and healthcare. Make Safety Easy helps Ontario employers meet OHSA requirements, manage WSIB reporting and build stronger safety programs across every sector.
Read moreWorkSafeBC inspections can happen anytime. This step-by-step guide covers document checklists, common violations, during-inspection tips and post-inspection actions.
Read moreEvery crane lift starts with the load chart. Misreading a crane capacity chart is one of the leading causes of crane tip-overs and structural failures. This guide teaches you how to read crane load charts accurately and apply the numbers to real-world lifting conditions.
Read moreCrystalline silica dust causes silicosis, lung cancer and COPD. This guide covers the OSHA PEL, Table 1 compliance, engineering controls, respiratory protection and medical surveillance.
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