Avoid common injuries
Employers often fear catastrophic injuries at work, but everyday incidents are far more common. Learn about the injuries we see most at SFM and how to avoid them.
Winter slips and falls are a leading cause of work injuries. “Walk like a penguin” to prevent them.
Slips, trips and falls can happen anywhere and anytime. They are preventable with safeguards in place.
Help employees maintain comfort and proper ergonomics to reduce their risk of soft tissue and ligament injuries.
Back injuries are common and can often be debilitating. Prevent them with proper body mechanics.
Defensive driving and other safe driving techniques are learned habits that can save lives.
Use de-escalation tactics to defuse volatile situations before they reach the point of violence.
Get up and move throughout the day to prevent pain and injuries from sitting or standing in place.
Recommended safety products and vendors
Sometimes preventing injuries can be as simple as using a safety product or enlisting the help of a reliable vendor to teach you best practices.
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Related webinars
De-escalation in the workplace webinar
Safe driving webinar
Avoiding winter slips and falls webinar
