The perfect time to make New Year’s safety resolutions about your workplace safety goals in 2017 is today! The New Year represents a time to start fresh and make a commitment towards continuous improvement. It’s also a time the organization needs to re-evaluate business practices and create new goals, including safety. As we quickly approach […]
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If your employees perform any type of driving, contact with substances, can use of machinery, or physical labor, a safety recognition program is key. Even employees that spend significant time on their computer can develop eye strain, carpal tunnel syndrome, and a wealth of other problems.Each year, businesses across the year spend a staggering $60 […]
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If you’re a contractor on a job with power tools, a compressor, jack hammer, or other noisy power tools, you must have a construction noise mitigation plan posted on your site.A construction noise mitigation plan is an intuitive strategy to reduce the overall impact of construction noise on its surroundings. to learn more […]
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Risk assessment checklists can be powerful tools for controlling and mitigating workplace risks as well as a major part of managing the health and safety of your business. In order to achieve this, you must carefully consider all of the factors that may cause harm to your workforce.Afterwards, you can determine if you’re taking the […]
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Whether it’s an occasional part of your job or an everyday venture, it’s vital to use proper lifting techniques. Incorrect lifting techniques for extended periods can lead to a laundry list of injuries that can put a huge strain on your profits.According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics in 2013, overexertion was the leading event […]
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Since warehouses can be hazardous workplaces, warehouse safety tips can protect your workforce, bolster your bottom line, and save your organization thousands of dollars. Across the United States, approximately 4% of warehouse workers are affected by illnesses or work-related injuries that involve job restriction, lost work, or transfer every year.Considering there are an estimated 145,000 […]
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A near miss program creates the optimum perfect opportunity to capitalize on close calls. According to a fact sheet from OSHA and the National Safety Council, a near miss is an unplanned event that didn’t result in damage, illness, or injury – but had the propensity to do so. With near misses, only a fortunate […]
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While psychology of safety may sound like a college course, it actually represents an innovative way for organizations to reduce safety incidents. Already, companies spend mounds of effort and money attempting to minimize workplace accidents by installing safety management systems and addressing hardware issues.Over several years, these efforts have managed to deliver a significant reduction […]
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The OSHA 30 hour training certification program is designed to provide training for workers tasked with greater safety responsibilities in construction and several other industries. Contrary to popular belief, the OSHA 30 hour training certification doesn’t train the individual on OSHA standards.Instead, this intuitive course works to train employees and safety personnel on how to […]
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With mounds of information about construction site safety checklists available on the web, you would think this industry would be among the safest in the world. However, it’s not! As a matter of fact, construction work is one of the most dangerous jobs in the United States. In 2014, over 20% of worker fatalities in […]
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