KDF Safety

05/04/2023

In search for a couple diesel mechanics. In the Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama area. URGENT HIRING NEED!!!! Please contact me if interested.

05/03/2023

Currently hiring for a licensed Arborist for the Louisiana area. Please DM for more details.

04/27/2023

Our company is seeking experienced Truck Drivers to join our team. The ideal candidate is seeking a long-term position and will be working daily in Vancleave, MS. Upholding safety regulations is a top priority of our company, so the successful candidate will have experience driving commercial trucks, dump trucks, and Trailor dump trucks and will have a positive, cooperative attitude that is conducive to working well with other team members. THIS IS NOT STORM DAMAGE WORK. HOME DAILY.

Responsibilities:

Have a valid class A Commercial Driver License (CDL-A) with endorsements.
Must be 19 years old or over.
Maintain required logbooks and daily logs.
Know how to operate a truck and trailer safely and follow all safety regulations set forth by the Department of Transportation.
Have current DOT medical card, drug testing card, and physical examination report.
Pass pre-employment drug screen.
High school diploma or GED
Must have the ability to lift 70 pounds on an occasional basis and 80 pounds frequently throughout the day; be physically able to stand for long periods of time; and have good work habits, initiative, and reliability.
Job Types: Full-time, Contract

Salary: Up to $250.00 per day

Trucking driver type:

Solo driver
Trucking home time:

Home daily

04/06/2023

CORE SERVICES

Employee Training
Our safety trainers will help transform the culture of your job site into an accident-free environment, no matter the trainee group size.

Direct Hiring
With access to a nationwide directory of safety personnel, we can quickly identify and find the right candidates to fill your high-value positions.

Leadership Training
Based on practical applications, science, and psychology our customized curriculums are developed to help your leaders cultivate a culture of safety.

Safety Appraisals
Let our expert assessments help your company’s safety program stay effective and up to date with evolving safety protocols and regulations.

Safety Staffing
With connections to thousands of vetted safety professionals, we provide a turn-key solution to your staffing needs, no matter the industry and project size.

03/22/2023

Let us Enhance your Current Safety Efforts
KDF offers a variety of safety classes:
-OSHA standards and regulations training
-employee rescue training
-CPR and First Aid
-Fire Suppression Techniques
and much, much more. Reach out to us today for more information on how we can make your company safer.

02/27/2023

02/15/2023

QUICK CARD

Hot Work Safety
on Hollow or Enclosed Structures in Shipyards
Hot work performed on hollow or enclosed structures on a vessel or shoreside can present hazards to
workers, as well as the vessel and shipyard facility. Hot work includes welding, burning, brazing,
and the use of powder-actuated tools or similar fire or spark-producing operations (e.g., cutting
with abrasive or metal blades).
Hollow or enclosed structures, which employees work on, but that are not large enough for them to
enter, may include: drums, inaccessible voids, sealed bulkheads, hatches and coamings, skegs, bilge
keels, rudders, fairwaters, pipes or piping systems, pipe stanchions,
masts, booms, lampposts, crane pedestals, lapped-plates, doubler-plates, railings, rub-rails,
mooring bitts and bollards, vents, container frames, box girders, cargo lids, sponsons, pontoons,
floats, or buoys.
Such structures should not be confused with tanks or confined and enclosed spaces, which are large
enough that workers can enter them. Work performed in such spaces must comply with requirements in
29 CFR 1915, Subpart B.
Explosion and Fire Hazards on Hollow or Enclosed Structures during Hot Work
• Flammable materials can catch fire or release toxic vapors;
• Toxic, corrosive, or irritant gases, liquids, or residues can cause injury to workers if inhaled
or contact the eyes or skin;
• Combustible preservatives can explode when combined with an ignition source, such as hot work;
• Often contain saltwater that causes metal to rust, releasing hydrogen gas;
• Fuel oil, solvents, degreasers or cleaning chemicals may leak from adjacent spaces; and
For more information:

U.S. Department of Labor
www.osha.gov (800) 321-OSHA (6742)

02/02/2023

What is HAZWOPER?
HAZWOPER is the OSHA standard covering operational procedures and emergency response concerning hazardous waste.

Under section 1910.120 of the OSHA standard, a hazardous substance may fall into four categories:

Any substance filed under section 103(14) of the CERCLA. Comprehensive Environmental Response Compensation and Liability Act (42 USC 9601).

Any disease-causing or biologic agent that can cause death, disease, or behavioral abnormalities upon ingestion, exposure, or inhalation after being released into the environment.

Any substance defined by the US Department of Transportation (DOT) as a hazardous material.

Hazardous waste, i.e., substances defined as hazardous waste or a combination of waste under 40 CFR 261.3 or 49 CFR 171.8.

The HAZWOPER standard aims to ensure the safety of workers performing response actions or hazardous waste clean-up.

The standard provides the training criteria as well as the safety requirements that employees dealing with hazardous waste must understand and practice to ensure their safety in specific capacities.