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Confined Space Rescue Services in Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island and New Jersey
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Before an employee enters a confined space, the project team needs a clear answer to an essential question: Who is prepared to perform a rescue if that employee cannot get out? JLN Safety provides confined space rescue standby, site-specific rescue planning and industrial safety support for projects across Connecticut, Massachusetts,…
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Your First Choice for Power Generation and Construction Safety Services: JLN Safety
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When an outage begins or a construction project mobilizes, safety plans face their most important test: how well they work in the field. Owners, plant managers and contractors need a safety partner who understands the work, communicates clearly and helps teams address hazards as conditions change. JLN Associates, LLC, known…
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NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B: Why Electrical Safety and Maintenance Belong Together
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NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B: Why Electrical Safety and Maintenance Belong Together Electrical safety depends on both the people performing the work and the condition of the equipment they encounter. NFPA 70E addresses electrical safe work practices. NFPA 70B addresses electrical equipment maintenance. Together, they connect worker protection with the…
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JLN Safety CEO John Nickerson Named 2026 NSC “CEO Who Gets It”
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We’re proud to share that John Nickerson, CEO of JLN Associates, LLC (JLN Safety), has been recognized by the National Safety Council as one of its 2026 “CEOs Who Get It.” This national recognition honors executive leaders who demonstrate a deep, personal commitment to protecting the safety, health, and well-being…
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Aerial Lift Safety Training 101: Inspections, Maintenance Awareness & Safe Operation
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Aerial lifts play a critical role in construction, power generation, manufacturing, and industrial maintenance environments. From boom lifts and scissor lifts to articulating platforms, these machines allow workers to perform elevated tasks efficiently – but only when they are operated, inspected, and maintained correctly. At JLN Safety, our Aerial Lift…
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The Top 10 OSHA Violations of 2025 – And What They Mean for YOUR Workplace
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Each year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) releases its list of the most frequently cited workplace safety standards. More than just numbers, this data tells an important story about where organizations continue to struggle — and where focused action can prevent injuries, fatalities, and costly enforcement penalties. At…
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Fall Protection Training with O&G Industries: Raising the Standard for Jobsite Safety
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At JLN Safety, we believe the most effective safety training doesn’t just meet requirements — it changes behavior. That’s why we’re proud to kick off our new interactive safety training series with O&G Industries, Inc., starting strong with Fall Protection Safety training for over 60 team members. This partnership represents…
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Managing Safety Through Seasonal and Year-End Operational Shifts
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As winter sets in and year-end operations shift, it’s a good time to revisit how your facility maintains visibility into critical safety risks. Staffing changes, weather conditions, and adjusted maintenance schedules can all influence how hazards present themselves in industrial environments. As teams rotate schedules or take well-earned time off,…
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Winter Industrial Safety Planning for Power Generation & Manufacturing Facilities
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Why Winter Requires a Different Safety Strategy Winter introduces a unique set of operational and safety challenges for power generation and manufacturing facilities. Cold temperatures, snow, ice, reduced daylight, and harsh weather conditions can quickly turn routine maintenance and operations into higher-risk activities if seasonal hazards are not proactively addressed.…
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Case Study: The Callide Power Station Explosion – When Safety Takes a Back Seat
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On April 4, 2021, a catastrophic explosion at Australia’s Callide Power Station ripped through the facility, leaving behind an expensive trail of damage, lost generation capacity, and most importantly—serious questions about safety culture. Investigations since released paint a clear picture: the incident was preventable. Yet systemic shortcomings in inspection, maintenance,…
