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ESFI Reminds Employees to Never Assume Safe Working Conditions Around Electricity
The Electrical Safety Foundation International (http://www.electrical-safety.org) (ESFI) is encouraging employers and employees to promote the importance of electrical safety during National Electrical Safety Month this May by increasing awareness of important safety issues.

ESFI Offers Practical Pointers for Keeping Your Office Safe from Electrical Hazards
The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) is encouraging employers to promote electrical safety during National Electrical Safety Month this May by increasing employee awareness of the electrical hazards that may exist in an office setting.

Electrical Safety Foundation International and Scholastic Bring Safety Tools to School
Electrical Safety Foundation International (http://www.electrical-safety.org) has teamed up with Scholastic to develop and launch a new electrical safety awareness program delivering critical electrical and fire safety information to children in grades 3–5 at Title I schools.

Recruitment and Construction Safety Jobs
Getting Construction Safety Jobs can be difficult, but the benefit of choosing a career in construction safety is that you will always be able to find work, once you?re qualified and have entered the field. Every site requires, by law, appropriate safety measures to operate. This means regular checks, inspections and audits have to be carried out. Obviously, the less construction work happening at any given time dictates the amount of Construction Safety Jobs around, but in general, the field is one which is reasonably secure and comparatively safe from recession.

Electrical Safety Foundation International Celebrates National Electrical Safety Month
May is National Electrical Safety Month, and the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) is launching a public awareness campaign to educate key audiences about the steps that can be taken to prevent electrical fires, injuries, and fatalities in the home and the workplace.

Now Get Free Custom Price Quotes on Logos for Hard Hats at myHardHats.com
Full Source, LLC, owner of myHardHats.com, now offers FREE custom price quotes on custom hard hat orders and helps customers cut costs when ordering company logos. “We work directly with major hard hat manufacturers to get the best deals on custom logos so that our customers can take advantage of low cost company promotion,” said Jim Graham, President of Full Source, LLC.

Things to Consider when Choosing a Fall Protection Systems Provider
Any company can benefit from implementing fall protection programs, but those that have employees working at significant heights especially need them. You might speculate on the best way to find the top source for fall protection systems and fall protection training if your company needs them. Below are some things to think about when choosing a provider.

Snugharness.com, Fall Protection Experts, Report on Strong and Growing Trend of Permanent Roof Anchors and Other Permanent Fall Protection
Fall Protection experts at Snugharnes.com report on the growing trend of permanent roof anchors in new commercial buildings and installation on existing buildings, commercial as well as residential.

Capital Safety Awarded OSSA Accreditation - Fall Protection Training for Alberta's Oil Sands Industry to be Offered
Capital Safety announces that it has achieved Oil Sands Safety Association (OSSA) accreditation, and has begun offering a certified fall protection training course in June 2009 for the Alberta oil sands industry. Entitled "Fall Protection Awareness," the course is offered onsite and at Capital Safety's training facilities in Edmonton, Alberta, and Mississauga, Ontario.

Fall Protection Equipment Saves Lives
This past spring, a contractor faced a potential $70,000 fine from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for committing a violation of fall protection safety. The violation is considered “one committed with plain indifference to or intentional disregard for employee safety and health.” Allegedly, workers were exposed to a 50 foot fall while working without fall protection on a building’s roof. Employees are required by the United State Department of Labor Law 1926.501(b)(2)(i) to use fall protection when working from heights of 6 feet or greater.