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Spreading Safety, One Worker at a Time
How to Build a Contagious Safety Culture in the Workplace You can recognize a strong workplace safety culture the minute you see it. When you arrive at a construction site or industrial facility that's clean and organized, with safety signage and designated muster areas clearly marked, you know you're in the right place. A sign points to where daily safety training occurs and lists the scheduled time. The workers you observe are properly wearing their personal protective equi
Craig Drabyk
Jan 272 min read
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From FAT to SAT with Commissioning in Between
Pharmaceutical equipment typically has long lead times, spanning procurement, design, fabrication, factory acceptance testing, shipping, and delivery. This process can easily become a six-month to one-year endeavor. As a result, many projects look to install as much piping, electrical, and controls work as possible in anticipation of the new equipment's arrival, helping to minimize delays once the equipment is on site. On a recent project, the process equipment consisted of 3
Craig Drabyk
Dec 29, 20252 min read
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How Personal Protective Equipment Transformed Workplace Safety in Electrical Industries
The widespread adoption of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the late 20th century revolutionized worker safety standards, particularly in high-risk electrical and industrial environments. At Omni, we've witnessed firsthand how proper safety equipment continues to reduce workplace injuries and create safer job sites for electrical workers and contractors. The Direct Impact of PPE on Workplace Injury Prevention Statistical evidence demonstrates the measurable safety impro
Craig Drabyk
Nov 19, 20252 min read
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Hazard Recognition in Electrical and Instrumentation Work: Essential Safety Skills for Preventing Workplace Incidents
In electrical and instrumentation work, the difference between a safe workday and a dangerous incident often comes down to one critical skill: hazard recognition. At Omni Instrumentation and Electrical Services, we understand that the ability to identify potential electrical hazards and workplace safety risks before they become real problems is fundamental to maintaining a secure work environment and preventing electrical accidents. Developing Strong Hazard Recognition Skills
Craig Drabyk
Oct 28, 20253 min read
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