MurrayWamble & Associates

07/04/2022

Happy 4th of July!!

07/04/2022

The land of the free because of the brave...

07/03/2022

246 years and counting...God bless her...

07/01/2022

We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.

06/06/2022

As a business owner all kinds of things demand your attention. Making sure your employees are safe, and go home injury free, is at the top of that list.

Have we identified all the hazardous activities in the shop? What do we do about it if we have? Are our employees trained to the level they need for the job they are being asked to perform? Do we have enough fire extinguishers? What kind of PPE do we need and who pays for it? Is an aerial lift considered a scaffold? As an employer what kind of workplace must be provided for the employees?

These are just a few of the questions business owners face every day. The OSHA standards and regulations for both general industry and construction provides the answers but can be both intimidating and confusing. If you need help with reviewing or establishing training programs, hazard identification, incident investigation, or just the difference between a qualified person and a competent person call us at 918.388.6633.

06/06/2022

In Oklahoma when it becomes June if not 30 days before things start to heat up and the air gets heavier with humidity. The bad news is summer hasn't even officially begun. Make sure you stay safe in the heat no matter if it's your profession or just a weekend warrior. Remember, water, rest and shade. Make sure you take care of you and your people so everyone can get home, to the people that really matter.

On a hot July day in upstate New York, Tim collapsed and later died from heat illness. It was only his second day of work. Together we can prevent heat illne...

05/06/2022

An update on the great bee swarm of April 2022. After three visits all of the bees were rounded up and moved to a happy new home. There was a six-foot honeycomb pulled from an abandoned boarded up chimney on the second floor. The picture is just a portion of it.

04/19/2022

A little excitement at the office never hurt anyone. At least not today! We have had a few thousand visitors or so. Nothing like walking out the front door into a swarm of bees. And then finding another group at the back of the building near the roof. We are happy to report no injuries and the bees are being removed to a better home.

04/07/2022

If you look out of your office window and see something similar, or it's been a while since your company's safety policies have been updated, we can help. We will work with your safety manager or safety committee to review or install safety programs for any number of hazards facing manufacturers. When it is difficult to find areas of savings with costs rising rapidly a quality safety program can not only save time and money, it can save lives. Let us help you protect your hard work. Murray Wamble & Associates 918.388.6633 www.murraywamble.com

03/31/2022

Insurance is one way to minimize risk. Following common sense safety practices is another. When climbing a ladder always have three points of contact. Two feet, one hand. Two hands, one foot. Two feet, one belly - provided the belly exceeds 35 pounds and rests evenly on any step. If you have questions regarding safety in the workplace, call on our OSHA card holders in General Industry Safety and Health. 918.388.6633. www.murraywamble.com

03/28/2022

Springtime is here again!! Who is running outside when the tornado sirens sound?? Okay, terrible idea! Here at Murray Wamble our goal is to help you protect your hard work. Call us at 918.388.6633. www.murraywamble.com