Guides, data, and best practices for workplace safety.
Every crane lift starts with the load chart. Misreading a crane capacity chart is one of the leading causes of crane tip-overs and structural failures. This guide teaches you how to read crane load charts accurately and apply the numbers to real-world lifting conditions.
Read moreCrystalline silica dust causes silicosis, lung cancer and COPD. This guide covers the OSHA PEL, Table 1 compliance, engineering controls, respiratory protection and medical surveillance.
Read moreWind turbine safety presents unique challenges as technicians work at extreme heights in remote locations with confined spaces and high-voltage electrical systems. This guide covers the critical training requirements and hazard controls for wind energy operations.
Read moreThe Gulf States drive massive oil and gas, construction and petrochemical operations in extreme heat conditions with a multinational workforce. Make Safety Easy helps companies operating in the GCC manage HSE compliance, incident reporting and safety programs across the region.
Read moreEmployer PPE obligations vary by industry and jurisdiction. This guide covers OSHA, Canadian provincial and international PPE requirements for construction, manufacturing, healthcare, oil & gas and warehousing.
Read moreA permit-to-work system is a formal process that authorizes high-risk tasks only after specific safety precautions have been verified and documented. This guide explains how PTW systems work, what activities require them and how to implement one effectively.
Read moreTrucking safety management is the backbone of a compliant and productive fleet operation. This guide covers DOT safety compliance, driver training protocols and digital tools that reduce incidents on the road.
Read moreOSHA hard hat requirements apply to any workplace where head injuries from falling objects, electrical hazards or fixed obstructions are possible. This guide breaks down hard hat classifications, employer duties and current compliance standards for 2026.
Read moreCalifornia enforces some of the strictest workplace safety regulations in the United States through Cal/OSHA. Make Safety Easy helps California employers manage their Injury and Illness Prevention Programs, conduct inspections and stay compliant across construction, manufacturing and beyond.
Read moreA workplace safety policy is the foundation of your OHS program. This 7-step guide shows you how to build one that meets OSHA, Canadian and ISO 45001 requirements - with a ready-to-adapt template.
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