Brian Crothers

*"Fire Safety Myth Busters: Separating Fact from Fiction 🔥🕵️♂️"* 🤔Myth: "All fire extinguishers work the same on any type fire." 🚨 Busted! 🚨 Not all fire extinguishers are created equal, and using the wrong one can be dangerous! Let's dive into the different types and why it's crucial to know the difference: 1. *Class A:* For ordinary combustibles like wood, paper, and cloth. 2. *Class B:* Effective on flammable liquids such as gasoline and oil. 3. *Class C:* Used for electrical fires involving energized equipment. 4. *Class D:* Specialized for combustible metals. 5. *Class K:* Ideal for kitchen fires caused by cooking oils and fats. *Why Knowing the Difference Matters:* 1. *🚒 Targeted Response:* Using the wrong extinguisher can make a fire worse. Knowing which one to use ensures effective fire suppression and minimizes damage. 2. *📜 Safety Compliance:* Different environments have specific fire risks and require the appropriate extinguishers. Ensure compliance with fire safety regulations to avoid fines and penalties. 3. *💡 Knowledge Is Power:* Proper training on the types of fire extinguishers and their uses can save lives and prevent property damage. Make sure everyone knows how to handle emergencies correctly. 4. *😌 Peace of Mind:* Having the right extinguisher for the right type of fire gives you confidence in your safety measures. 5. *💼 Insurance and Liability:* Correct use and maintenance of fire extinguishers can affect insurance claims and liabilities in the event of a fire. *💡 Did You Know?* The modern fire extinguisher was invented in 1818 by Captain George William Manby. His creation has evolved into specialized extinguishers tailored for different fire types, enhancing fire safety protocols. *🧯 Practical Tips for Fire Extinguisher Use:* - *Check labels* to identify the class of the extinguisher. - *Inspect regularly* to ensure they are charged and in working condition. - *Train* your team on the proper use and limitations of each type of extinguisher. For more fire safety tips and expert advice, visit our website: 👇 [Jyoti Fire Engineers](https://www.jyotifire.com) #FireSafety #FireExtinguishers #SafetyFirst #FireProtection #EmergencyPreparedness #Compliance #FireAwareness #JyotiFireEngineers #StaySafe #ProtectYourProperty #SafetyTips #KnowYourExtinguisher Stay safe with Jyoti Fire Engineers! 🔥❤️

When an OSHA compliance officer arrives onsite: ➢ Notify the person responsible for the site such as the supervisor, manager, project superintendent or owner. ➢ Request identification, write down the Compliance Officer's name and ID number and ask which area office they represent. ➢ A manager should escort the Compliance Officer at all times. ➢ A company representative should take notes and photos of all the inspection activities. #osha #sitevisit #constructionsafety #tololboxtalks #compliance #projectmanagement #constructionmanagement #safetyfirst

The Low Hanging Fruit: Written Respiratory Protection Program Per 1910.134(c) OSHA requires that employers have a WRITTEN respiratory protection program with required work-site specific procedures and elements for required respiratory use. not having a formalized program in writing could result in an easy citation for a compliance officer to issue to an employer. for more information on respiratory protection programs please reach out to us at [email protected] #outsourcedsafety #outsourcedchiefriskmanagementofficer #safetytraining #safetyprofessional

Who do you think is in charge of safety compliance? 🤔 It's true that "Safety is everyone's job," 💯 but front-line supervisors hold more power in handling safety compliance. 👨‍💼✅ ⏩ And take note that... the safety police 👮👩‍💼 can't be the safety manager 👷‍♀️ because the safety manager is a side leadership role. And the employees listen more to their supervisors than anyone else.😉 Supervisors and safety managers should have effective communication cadence to sync their safety message for a better workplace and promote positive safety culture. 😍👷‍♂️👩‍💼 👉 Check out this post to know more why supervisors must be in charge of safety compliance. 👊😎 And safety friends 🙋, don't forget to share this post and give a thumbs up! 👍😘 https://lnkd.in/gAKJEakz #safetygeek #safetymanager #safetymanagement #ehs #safetyculture #workplacesafety #safetyandhealth #safetycareer #employeeengagement #safetycompliance #safetyleaders #frontlinesupervisors #safetyexpectations #safetysuccess #safetyprofessionals #SafetyCompliance #PsychologyOfSafety #FrontlineSupervisors #safetymanager #safetyemployee #warehouse #safetyvest #files #boxes #clipboard #safetyinspections

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What if Ernest Hemingway had tackled EHS, trading bullfights for risk assessments and café contemplations for safety audits? He might have mused, "There is nothing to writing EHS protocols. All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed… unless you have EHS Pro." Imagine steering clear of the proverbial iceberg of admin tasks with the finesse of an old sea captain, leaving more room for the real adventure – improving workplace safety. Less time on paperwork, more time for life’s grand, unpredictable narrative. What if your job didn't have to be a novel of frustration, but a tale of triumph and efficiency? #EHSPro #SafetyFirst #Efficiency #NoMorePaperwork #HemingwayWouldApprove https://ehs.inc

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration's (OSHA) final rule allowing virtually any third-party to be present during job-site inspections (“walkarounds”) as the employee's authorized representative goes into effect on May 31. The final rule marks the culmination of a years-long process that will ultimately provide greater access to workplaces by unions. What does this mean for your company?

Things you shouldn’t do when you use a torch: 1. Never point the torch directly at someone's face. 2. Avoid using the torch near flammable materials. 3. Do not leave the torch unattended when it is on. #safetyfirst #torchsafety #avoidaccidents

Hey there, safety crusaders and spreadsheet warriors! 🛡️ Today, let's talk about something that's as free as your boss's compliments – our EHS Sheets. Yes, you heard it right. FREE killer spreadsheets tailored for EHS management because we love seeing you thrive

SBE and AGC Partner to offer: Handling OSHA Inspections Course Tuesday, Sept 24, 2024 1:30 pm - 3:30 PM SBE Classroom The program will review How to Handle an OSHA Inspection and review the steps and processes in an OSHA Inspection on your jobsite, what to do when OSHA knocks on the door from beginning to end, and how to prepare for a citation if you receive one. OSHA plans to double the number of inspectors beginning in 2024, so with increased inspection activity, contractors need to be current on OSHA policies and how to protect their companies from significant OSHA citations and penalties. Click here for additional information https://lnkd.in/e8C_EXDC

SBE and AGC Partner to offer: Handling OSHA Inspections Course Tuesday, Sept 24, 2024 1:30 pm - 3:30 PM SBE Classroom The program will review How to Handle an OSHA Inspection and review the steps and processes in an OSHA Inspection on your jobsite, what to do when OSHA knocks on the door from beginning to end, and how to prepare for a citation if you receive one. OSHA plans to double the number of inspectors beginning in 2024, so with increased inspection activity, contractors need to be current on OSHA policies and how to protect their companies from significant OSHA citations and penalties. Click here for additional information https://lnkd.in/e8C_EXDC