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How well are your employees protected when they are at work performing their tasks to get their jobs done? Do you provide your employees with the equipment and supplies that they need to keep them as safe as possible in the workplace? My blog is all about workplace safety. You will learn about the signs that should be posted, the equipment that should be distributed and the advice for keeping workplace injuries to a minimum. I hope that all of my years of experience working in the industrial field will help you and your employees maintain as safe of a workplace as possible.
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Unblocking Your Hydraulic Lines: Three Approaches You Can Take
When you work in an industrial setting, there is almost always a lot of minute debris that get caught up inside the equipment. Even hydraulic lines occasionally experience some blockages and failures because of debris particles. If your hydraulic lines are not as powerful or forceful as they once were, you might want to try one of the following approaches to clear the lines and help them work better again.
Painting Your Home's Exterior: Three Ways To Stay Safe During Your Home Improvement Project
Painting your home's exterior, or doing any other repairs to the siding, can make your home look great. However, you'll need to make sure you take the proper safety precautions to prevent injuries. Whether you are tackling the project on your own or you are having friends over to help, using the proper safety gear is important. Here are just a few things to consider when preparing for your project.
Looking To Purchase Router Bits? Ask Yourself These Three Questions To Help You Find The Right One For Your Job
One router bit can drastically differ from another. The shape, size and materials each bit is made from vary. This can make it challenging to know which router bit is ideal for your job. If you are not positive as to which is right for you, here are three questions to ask yourself. They will help guide you to the right type of router bit for your woodworking job.
What Type of Cut, Profile or Edge Are You Looking to Make?
Two Reasons To Use Untreated Wood Beams When You Need Cribbing Skids
When you need to support or stabilize a piece of pipeline or a piece of heavy equipment, wood blocks and beams referred to as cribbing skids can be useful for that purpose. You may have access to treated wood beams left over from past projects that you might want to use, but there are some reasons that untreated wood is a better choice. Here are two reasons to use raw wood beams or blocks for cribbing.