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We’re committed to keeping you protected, compliant, and empowered with the knowledge to work safely and confidently every day!

That 10-hour card is not a trophy.We see it all the time: a new hire gets the 10-hour, a superintendent needs the 30-hou...
06/11/2026

That 10-hour card is not a trophy.

We see it all the time: a new hire gets the 10-hour, a superintendent needs the 30-hour, and a subcontractor just needs the right fit for the work they actually do.

Quick rule of thumb:
10-hour: new workers, entry-level crew, and people who need a solid OSHA baseline
30-hour: foremen, supervisors, and anyone making day-to-day safety calls

The goal is not more training for the sake of more training. It is the right training, for the right role, before the jobsite teaches the lesson the hard way.

Who on your crew should be taking which course?

🦺 Every trade has people who helped shape the next generation...Now it's your turn. Kelly Safety is looking for experien...
06/10/2026

🦺 Every trade has people who helped shape the next generation...Now it's your turn.

Kelly Safety is looking for experienced professionals across all crafts to join our instructor network. If you've spent years in the field and enjoy sharing real-world knowledge, let's put that experience to work helping others build safer, more successful careers.

Join the Network ➡️ KellySafety.com/instructor

06/10/2026

Many workplace incidents start with hazards that have been sitting in plain sight for days or even weeks.

Staying aware of your surroundings and addressing issues early can make a big difference.

Learn more at KellySafety.com.

"I thought that was covered." That sentence usually shows up after the citation. For MSHA paperwork, the fix is knowing ...
06/09/2026

"I thought that was covered."

That sentence usually shows up after the citation. For MSHA paperwork, the fix is knowing who owns what:

Superintendent: makes sure the rule is being followed on the ground.
Foreman: catches the daily details before they turn into a violation.
Contractor admin: keeps training, records, and site paperwork lined up.

Jobsite example: if a required document is missing and nobody can show it fast, MSHA does not care who assumed it was handled. They care who was responsible.

One gap. Three people pointing at each other. That is how simple paperwork turns into an expensive lesson.

What part of your MSHA process still gets blamed on “someone else”?

06/08/2026

OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 serve different purposes.

If you’re moving into leadership, supervision, or greater responsibility on the jobsite, OSHA 30 may be the right next step.

Learn more at Kelly Safety

Day one in mining is not for guesswork.New miners need four things before work starts: emergency procedures, who the com...
06/07/2026

Day one in mining is not for guesswork.

New miners need four things before work starts: emergency procedures, who the competent person is, which equipment they are not allowed to figure out later, and the one question to ask when something looks off.

If they miss that on day one, the job gets louder, slower, and a lot more expensive. We build new miner training so people know what to do before the first cut, the first haul, or the first bad decision.

What belongs on your day-one checklist?

Recognition is nice. Fewer citations is nicer.That award didn’t happen by accident. It happened on jobsites where paperw...
06/06/2026

Recognition is nice. Fewer citations is nicer.

That award didn’t happen by accident. It happened on jobsites where paperwork still has to work, and foremen still have to get crews moving without chasing binders all day.

That’s the part we’re proud of: training and compliance support that actually holds up in the field, not just in a folder.

What’s the point of recognition if it doesn’t make the next audit, toolbox talk, or inspection easier?

06/05/2026

Monday problems are often created on Friday.

Take a few minutes before the weekend to make sure your training, credentials, and documentation are ready for next week.

A little planning goes a long way.

If your permit says "confined space"... ..but your crew is still guessing, that's how shortcuts start.We see it all the ...
06/04/2026

If your permit says "confined space"...
..but your crew is still guessing, that's how shortcuts start.

We see it all the time: a form gets clipped to the truck door, signed off, and treated like paperwork instead of a field tool. That exact wording matters. Who’s the attendant? Who’s the supervisor? What makes the space permit-required? What changes if conditions shift?

Our online Supervisor, Attendant, and Permit Confined Space courses help crews read the permit like it actually matters, because in confined space work, guessing is the worst place to improvise.

What’s the weakest line on your current permit?

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