Creating workplaces where we all watch out for each other

Creating workplaces where we all watch out for each other

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Creating Workplaces Where We All Watch Out for Each Other

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McCraren Compliances offers Safety Training and Consulting services specializing in MSHA, OSHA and DOT.  We believe safety is really all about people and therefore our purpose is to Create communities where we all watch out for each other.  We have a team of safety professionals who are versatile and credentialed bringing a balance of passion and practicality to safety.  We can support all aspects of a comprehensive safety program from manuals, planning and training to audits, investigations and staffing.  Basically we can manage your entire program or just fill in the gaps.

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The Cost of One Unsafe Moment

Gary Norland and wife Jeanne By Gary Norland. Gary is a speaker at Arizona Chapter National Safety Council’s 2026 Southwest Safety Conference. His presentation, Life after 12,500 Volts
, shows how one unsafe moment affects families, coworkers, and entire communities. Many people look for shortcuts. But when safety is not a priority, taking

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DO NOT Sell, Purchase, or Lease a USDOT or MC Number

DO NOT Sell, Purchase, or Lease a USDOT Number or Operating Authority (MC Number) online or elsewhere from an unknown person or outside of a legitimate corporate transaction This notice applies to the purported sale or lease of registration or operating authority itself—not to the leasing of equipment (e.g., trucks

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Error in Walking-Working Surfaces rule prompts interim guidance

Washington — OSHA has released interim enforcement guidance on certain handrail and stair rail system requirements. According to a memo issued Feb. 26, the guidance is expected to remain in place until the agency finalizes a proposed rule issued in 2021. The impetus for the proposed rule was a formatting error in Table D-2

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