AllTradesJournal

Best Practices

5 articles

Skilled tradespeople in full PPE safely operating various power tools on a busy construction site, highlighting teamwork and safety consciousness.
Safety

How to Use Power Tools Safely: PPE and Best Practices

In 2013, the highest percentage of power tool injuries occurred in the 51-60 age group, accounting for 23.

Ben Foster·July 11, 2026
A clean and organized workshop environment with a mechanic working safely, highlighting proper tool storage and clear pathways to prevent injuries.
Safety

How to Prevent Common Workshop Injuries: Best Practices

In workshops across the country, a staggering number of injuries occur not from complex machinery failures, but from preventable hazards like tripping over misplaced tools or inadequate lighting.

Ben Foster·July 7, 2026
A construction worker using a ladder safely on a job site, highlighting the importance of following best practices for fall prevention.
Safety

How to Ensure Ladder Safety Best Practices in 2026

Of 27,155 trauma patients studied, 340 individuals (1.

Ben Foster·July 6, 2026
Hands wearing thick safety gloves operating a circular saw with precision, highlighting the importance of protective gear and careful operation.
Safety

Essential Power Tool Safety Protocols and Best Practices

In a four-year study, 60.

Ben Foster·May 6, 2026
A safety inspector carefully inspecting a large piece of construction heavy machinery on a busy worksite, highlighting the importance of thorough checks.
Safety

How to Inspect Heavy Machinery Safely: Best Practices Guide

Even with a 50% decline in machinery-related fatality rates between 1980 and 1992, heavy equipment still caused approximately 404 deaths annually in construction from 1992 to 2010.

Ben Foster·April 12, 2026