Category: Opinion/ Editorial
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High Voltage, Higher Stakes for Everyday Workers
Most fatal electrical injuries don’t happen to electricians—they happen to workers without electrical training. From 2011–2023, over 74% of fatal electrical injuries hit non-electrical roles. Awareness isn’t enough. Training and proper labeling save lives. Learn what’s missing: #WorkplaceSafety #ElectricalHazards #PPE
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NFPA 70E: Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace (2024)
Adhering to code updates satisfies legal requirements on paper, but it rarely prevents hazardous oversights on its own. Vague labels and missing boundary markers leave room for misinterpretation, which can quickly lead to catastrophic arc flashes, fatal shocks, or severe electrical fires during routine maintenance. Creating a truly secure environment…
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Work Zone Safety at Risk: How Clear Signage Can Protect Workers
Work zones are hazardous for motorists and workers, accounting for numerous accidents and fatalities. Clear communication through effective signage and traffic control is vital. Adhering to federal safety guidelines can significantly enhance visibility, driver awareness, and overall safety in these areas.
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Tyre Nichols and the age of our youth
I remember seeing that gruesome photo about Tyre Nichols cross my news feed and my heart sank immediately. So many things went through my mind in that moment, but the all too familiar feeling of familiarity too. I was bothered by that image for a long time. I couldn’t move.…
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Working remotely made easier
Two simple tools that will make remote work a success There are a lot of positives to working from home. One example is being in control of one’s own schedule. Who wouldn’t like that? With the right tools, anyone can do the work achieved in an office environment from virtually…
Nicole Johnson 