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Important updates, rules from the most important standards in the industry: OSHA, PEC Safety and others.
Basic SafeLandUSA and SafeGulf courses provide safety training for individuals employed in the natural resource exploration and refinement fields. Our SafeLandUSA and SafeGulf one-day training course, or PEC Basic Training […]
According to OSHA, there were 4,379 worker fatalities in private industry. And, 1 in 5 worker deaths were in the construction industry. The “Fatal Four,” which includes falls, struck by […]
October is Halloween Safety Month, and it’s a time to ensure you and the family have a safe, happy, and healthy holiday. | Download PDF version Halloween is for everyone. […]
Texas is home to over 430,000 miles of underground pipeline. It is important for anyone digging to know where underground utility lines are located before digging. That’s why Texas law […]
As a public service announcement to provide an overview of Ebola infection control, PEC Safety in partnership with SafeLandUSA, AESC, National STEPS Network, and IADC have created this infographic. For […]
PEC Safety announced a strategic partnership with the Energy Training Council (ETC). Under the agreement, ETC will offer all elements of the PEC H2S Clear training program as part the […]
OSHA is reaching out to Louisiana residents, as well as emergency workers and the general public, asking them to be aware of hazards they may encounter while recovering from the […]
Zika has quickly become a credible threat to the American Workforce. No longer isolated, Zika is spreading right here on American soil. Since these mosquitoes are aggressive daytime biters, they make […]
Be aware of the outdoor heat and sun conditions; because your body can easily be exposed to too much it can’t handle. According to the annual statistical report for heat-related […]
OSHA Safety Guidelines for Women in Construction – According to a study that was submitted to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the number of women in the construction […]