CNN reported yesterday that a military helicopter crashed just south of Pikes Peak in Colorado while on a training exercise. Thankfully, the two occupants survived with non-life-threatening injuries. It was also fortunate that this occurred close to available help. Had this happened in a more remote region, those non-life-threatening injuries could make for a tough [...]

Just a reminder that our remaining summer fall protection classes are filling up, so if you’re in need of training, sign up soon! Check out our remaining standard class dates and registration information here. If you’re in need of training for 4 or more students, take a look at our custom classes which may be [...]

Nathan Pangrace from Roetzel & Andress reported recently that there are changes in the horizon for OSHA Fall Protection Regulations. Among the changes are a move from specification-oriented language to performance-oriented language as well as revisions to PPE requirements. This revision has come about due to the high number of recent fall-related injuries and deaths. [...]

The incident prevention conference in Denver has concluded and hopefully we were able to meet some of you there. If you happened to catch either Art or Joe’s presentation, we’d love to hear your thoughts in the comments. Stay tuned for more info on how the conference went.