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The Chemicals in Your Workplace

Let’s start with the basics. No matter what kind of company you work for and what its primary business activities are, you most likely have chemicals in your workplace. They might be housekeeping chemicals like floor cleaners and paints, maintenance chemicals like oils and lubricants, or process chemicals like acids or solvents used to manufacture a chemical product. You might find these chemical products under the sink in the breakroom, in a drum in a chemical storage cabinet, or on a table right in the middle of a workstation.…

By: Jamie Wetherington | February 19, 2019
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OSHAs stance on Fixed Ladders in the Workplace

Let’s review the new rule with fixed ladders in the workplace so to be sure employers can be aware to avoid citations and fines. With fixed ladders being widely used, historical data shows trends of accidents. BLS (Bureau of Labor and Statistics) has shown a rise in fall injuries from fixed ladder. So OHSA has mandated new rules that are changing the industry…

By: Jamie Wetherington | January 24, 2019
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Benefits of Regular Roof Maintenance for Commercial Spaces

Let’s face it - roofs are the best protection from outdoor exposure. They protect families, children, and businesses, making regular roof maintenance a mandatory checklist item. But, unlike residential areas, commercial ones depend on roof maintenance as the primary source of their operations.

In other words, roof maintenance has many other benefits for commercial spaces. While a family can move to another flat or house while their roof is being repaired, a business can hardly continue its operations if their roof needs shingle replacements, repairs, gutter cleaning etc. It can also pose a safety hazard to employees. In general, this can cost a business thousands of dollars in lost productivity.

July 3, 2018
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Metal Roofing vs. Asphalt Shingles: Which one is best for your needs?

If you’re in the process of building a business or need a new roof put on your current business, both metal roofing and asphalt shingles are good options. However, both options don’t work well for everyone. Because people have different needs and budgets, while metal roofing may be the best option for some, asphalt shingles would be the better option for others. There are different costs, warranties and energy efficiency levels associated with both metal roofing and asphalt shingles. If you’re stuck between metal roofing and asphalt shingles, unable to decide which to use, here is handy guide to help you make your decision:

July 3, 2018
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