Vehicle fires can escalate rapidly, often within minutes, turning a manageable situation into a devastating loss. Whether you’re driving a compact car, an SUV, or operating a commercial truck, having the right size fire extinguisher in your vehicle is not just smart—it’s a critical line of defense. In this expert guide, we explore what size … Read more
Fire safety isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution. In environments where multiple types of fire hazards exist—such as homes, offices, schools, hospitals, warehouses, and vehicles—the need for a single, multipurpose solution becomes critical. This is where the ABC fire extinguisher shines as the most versatile fire extinguisher available today. Designed to combat Class A (ordinary combustibles), Class … Read more
Ergonomic principles are the cornerstone of creating safer and more efficient workplaces, directly impacting employee health and productivity. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) accounted for nearly 30% of all workplace injuries in 2022, leading to over 320,000 reported cases and costing businesses billions annually (BLS, 2023). The science of … Read more
An electrical burn occurs when an electric current passes through the body, generating heat and damaging tissue. Unlike thermal burns caused by direct heat sources, electrical burns can penetrate deep into muscles, nerves, and organs. They are often more complex than surface injuries and may appear deceptively minor on the skin, hiding significant internal damage. … Read more
A wet chemical fire extinguisher employs a pressurized solution of alkali salts in water to extinguish fire. It is also known as Class F fire extinguishers or Class ABF fire extinguishers in some versions. Generally, wet chemical extinguishers are suitable for use on Class A & F Fires. Class A and F fires are fires … Read more
“Reportable Incident” is more than just a buzzword—it’s a formal term tied to regulatory obligations. In the U.S., OSHA defines reportable incidents as workplace fatalities, inpatient hospitalizations, amputations, and loss of an eye, all of which must be reported to OSHA within strict timeframes. Specifically, fatalities within 8 hours and the other three within 24 … Read more
Safety procedures (Safe work procedures) are specific steps that guide workers through a task in a chronological order from start to finish. Safety procedures are designed to reduce work risk by minimizing potential exposure. Safety procedures are usually developed by a team of professionals including management staff and workers. The basis for developing safe work procedure … Read more
The safe storage of gas cylinders isn’t just good practice—it’s a non-negotiable aspect of any workplace or home safety protocol. Whether you’re storing oxygen cylinders in a medical facility, propane tanks for a barbecue setup, or industrial gases in a fabrication shop, improper handling can result in catastrophic consequences. Gas cylinders are under high pressure … Read more
Confined space classification is basically on organization’s discretion as there is no legal requirement nor HSE guidance on classification scheme. In this blog post we will highlight four (4) major confined space classification. However, confined space classification has some advantages, which includes; Helps identify equipment requirements, Helps allocate a range of controls Helps specify competency … Read more
Accident investigation is a systematic process adopted to unravel the mystery behind every accident that occur on site. This mystery will never be unravel if the right questions are not asked. Without a good investigation, there cannot be a good incident report. In this blog post we will highlight “5 Important Questions to Ask during … Read more