Author Archive | TIG

  Professional Safety Magazine –  Dodge Data and Analytics, in partnership with 14 other supporting organizations, just published a study examining the affects of safety management practices. Titled “Building a Safety Culture: […]

 “A lot of organizations, they’ve got the best procedures in place, but it’s the implementation of the procedures that fail.” – Namir George – National Safety Council The team at […]

Kim Slowey: ConstructionDrive –  As we approach the midway point of 2016, the Department of Labor and OSHA have proposed several new changes to the construction industry in hopes of […]

Issaquah, WA – A masonry worker tragically fell to his death early in the morning on May 16th at an apartment complex in Issaquah. The 46-year-old mason was working on the […]

  David Lynn, Peak Safety Performance –  “When a workforce embraces the importance of reporting, it has an opportunity to correct small problems before they escalate to larger issues” – […]

  OSHA – A Pacific Northwest trucking company was ordered to pay fines for violating the Surface Transportation Safety Act and retaliating against an employee who refused to drive due to illness […]

  Safety and Health – Safety committees are a staple in every organization’s safety program. They allow for the generation of new ideas, discussions on the current state of the safety […]

  NUCA of Washington is hosting the first annual Dozer Days at the Puyallup Fairgrounds on June 4 and 5. Dozer Days is a construction fair and community outreach event for […]

  OSHA – In early 2013, OSHA updated the HAZCOM Standard to align with the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling of Chemicals (GHS). Through this update, OSHA provides a common […]

Seattle, WA – The Integrated Group would like to invite you to the Puget Sound Safety Summit Conference, facilitated by the TIG Safety Director, Rhett Carpenter, CHST. The next meeting will […]