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Steve Fuller

For the past 20 years, Steve has worked with a variety of industries in operational leadership roles, and safety leadership roles. Managing a safety culture is challenging, and touches on many facets of leadership, communication, teamwork, and more. The Steve Fuller Company was established to help organizations continually improve their safety culture through coaching, advising, mentoring, and training. Steve resides in New England with his wife and children. He earned a Master of Business Administration from Norwich University, a Bachelor’s Degree in Safety Studies from Keene State College and was certified in Human Error Reduction techniques from the Practicing Perfection Institute.

The combination of long hours and shift work can result in a tired or fatigued workforce. Photo: Nalinee Supapornpasupad/IStock / Getty Images Plus/Getty Images

Educating quarry workers on ergonomics

In his latest monthly column, P&Q contributor Steve Fuller discusses body mechanics and how they contribute to worker health. Keep Reading

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Staying safe around electrical hazards

Columnist Steve Fuller presents a list of ways your team can increase their personal safety as it relates to electrical hazards. Keep Reading

Silica can be generated when performing an activity disturbing content that contains it. Photo: Steve Fuller

Ways to effectively control silica, prep for MSHA regulation

P&Q contributor offers best practices to better manage exposure at your operation ahead of a coming Mine Safety & Health Administration (MSHA) rule. Keep Reading

Access to this screen deck transitioned from a ladder to the stairs seen here. Photo: Pike Industries

How to prevent slip, trip and fall events

With some foresight in assessing risk and taking appropriate actions, P&Q contributor Steve Fuller says slip, trip and fall events can be eliminated. Keep Reading

The red arrows point at missing toe kicks on a guardrail system. Photo: Steve Fuller

Raising the bar on guardrails, machine guarding

Guardrails and machine guarding are fundamental safeguards within the aggregate industry, yet they are frequently cited standards during inspections. Keep Reading

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Safety hazards to watch for during seasonal maintenance

A slew of new hazards arises when disassembling, repairing, inspecting and maintaining equipment. Steve Fuller discusses in his first ‘Going Home Safely, Every Day’ column. Keep Reading

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