Learn about Noregon's 30-year history helping the industry maximize uptime and advance technician skillsets. OTHER Learn about Noregon's 30-year history helping the industry maximize uptime and advance technician skillsets. OTHER Take this information with you to save for later. Adhere to Shop Rules and Regulations Always follow your organization’s shop rules and regulations, as these are designed with the utmost regard for technician safety when handling hazardous materials, tools, and machinery. Wear PPE When Necessary Ensure you wear personal protective equipment, or PPE, whenever necessary to protect yourself from preventable accidents. PPE consists of safety glasses, protective clothing, ear protection, and more. Posing as a separator between you and hazardous materials. Maintain an Organized Workspace Routinely inspecting your work area can help prevent accidental tripping or lost tools. The following are tips for keeping organized. R R R Tip #3 Ensuring any tripping hazards are removed from the area or secured. Click each tile to learn more Properly Discard Combustible Rags When dealing with combustible, fluid-soaked rags, always put used rags in designated safety bins that should have an automatic closing bin. Having designated safety bins can decrease the chances of unintentional contact with hazardous material. Identify Emergency Equipment Location If an issue arises, you must know how to respond quickly. Be sure you know the location of all fire extinguishers and be aware of the eye-washing stations in your area. Being aware of the emergency equipment location is helpful when needing to respond quickly to scenarios of chemical reaction, fire, or other emergency scenarios. Tying it all Together Subscribe for more insights Get the latest tech tips, training, and updates delivered to your inbox. This whitepaper explores the 2026 economic outlook, industry trends, and customer research findings. Guide to CARB’s Clean Truck Check Learn about California’s Clean Truck Check program and how to stay compliant with new requirements. Small Town Shop Offers Big-Time Services Learn how Van Cleef Auto Parts uses TaaS to provide leading service, versatility, and customer satisfaction. A Technician’s Guide to DPF Regens Learn the importance of DPF regens and the costs and consequences of running them unnecessarily. 10 Steps Before Clearing Fault Codes Learn the 10 steps to take before clearing a fault code to avoid recurring issues. Streamline the Diagnostic Process As shops take inventory of their diagnostic tools, it's vital to consider the importance of tech-to-tool ratios. Differences Between OE and SAE Fault Codes Learn the differences between OE and SAE fault codes and how JPRO can simplify fault code analysis. Ways to Recruit & Retain Skilled Truck Drivers Explore the most effective ways to recruit and retain the backbone of the American economy: truck drivers. ©Noregon. JPRO, NextStep, and TripVision are registered trademarks of Noregon. All Rights Reserved.