OSHA Safety

OSHA

Occupational Safety and Health Administration overseeing workplace safety

PPE

Personal protective equipment like gloves

Hazard communication

Informing workers about chemical or physical risks

MSDS

Safety data sheets describing chemical hazards and handling

Lockout/tagout

Procedure to ensure machines are safely de-energized

Fall protection

Systems preventing injuries from height falls

Confined space

Area with limited entry and exit hazards

Machine guarding

Shields protecting workers from moving parts

Ergonomics

Designing work to prevent strain and injury

Incident report

Document describing a workplace accident or near-miss

Safety signage

Visual warnings for hazards or protective gear

Fire prevention

Procedures and equipment to reduce fire risk

Hearing protection

Devices to reduce noise exposure

Respiratory safety

Masks or ventilation preventing inhalation hazards

Emergency exit

Designated safe route during evacuation

First aid kit

Essential supplies for immediate medical care

Eye wash station

Emergency rinse for chemical or debris exposure

Electrical safety

Rules for preventing shocks or burns

Training certification

Proof of safety training completion

Workplace inspection

Routine check for compliance and hazards