Workplace Safety

Every construction site in the United States operates under a set of federal safety rules enforced by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). These rules exist because [...]

What’s the Key Difference for Industrial Driveways and Loading Docks? Rain finds the lowest point—often your driveway apron, dock door, or forklift lane. When surface water becomes standing [...]

U.S. manufacturers pay approximately 25% of all environmental, workplace, economic, and tax-compliance regulation dollars annually, according to the Small Business Administration’s Office of [...]

Fires in industrial, commercial, and manufacturing facilities lead to billions of dollars in losses every year. The majority of these losses come in the form of property damage, loss of [...]

The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) requires all buildings that are for public use (such as government buildings, schools, etc.) as well as buildings that serve the public to be accessible [...]

Safe work habits benefit everyone, even those who never go near machinery or heavy equipment. Safe work habits help keep employees accountable for their wellbeing and the wellbeing of others. And [...]

Storee Construction has written extensively on OSHA inspection processes and procedures as well as emergency response plans for businesses. We thought it would be helpful if we compiled some of [...]

Experienced operators of heavy machinery have most likely internalized the bulk of heavy equipment safety tips. Still, every construction project and every construction site has its own specific [...]

Storee Construction works hard to keep its employees safe. We also work hard to update our blog with the most timely and relevant information on, among other things, warehouse safety. With that [...]

UPDATED: April 14, 2020 Every business owner should implement an emergency response plan. Why? First, imagine a few nightmare scenarios: A tornado has touched down mere miles from your warehouse [...]