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Look Out Below
by
Diane Kelly
| January 2009
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OSHA’s "6-foot rule" for fall protection is pretty straightforward. It states that if any employee is in a situation where they may lose balance and fall to a lower level or simply fall 6 feet or more, fall protection must be provided and used.

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A Partnership That Works Still Has Much Work to Do
by
Milner Irvin
| October 2008
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The chance of an average worker sustaining a fatal injury on the job is slim. There were just 3.7 fatal occupational injuries per 100,000 workers in the United States in 2007, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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The Cutting Edge of Education
by
Joe O'Connor
| October 2008
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It's hard to identify what's new in safety training. Whether your attention is drawn to technique or topic, the message seems to be repetitive year after year. Toolbox talks are useful. Advances in technology increase training possibilities.

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