September 10, 2024
SFM featured resources: Avoiding common injuriesStart with the basics in workers’ compensation by avoiding common injuries. These three featured resources will help you get started.
September 3, 2024
The data on dangerous drivingThe first in a four-part series about safe driving: Data on dangerous driving from SFM's Driving Safety webinar.
August 19, 2024
Four steps toward building a successful safety programCreating an organizational culture where everyone is dedicated to building and maintaining a safe work environment requires commitment to safety from the top down. It’s everyone’s job to set an example and make safety part of the foundation of your organization.
August 19, 2024
New employee safety: Get your new hires off to a safe startEmployees are at higher risk of injuries during their first six months on the job, according to SFM claim data. Effectively training new employees on safety can be challenging, but it’s key to protecting and retaining quality employees.
August 19, 2024
Preventing injuries among aging workersWhy older workers are more at risk for workers’ comp injuries, and four tips for preventing injuries among older workers.
August 19, 2024
Preventing hand injuries in the workplacePreventing hand injuries in the workplace is vital for a number of reasons.
August 19, 2024
SFM featured resources: School safetySFM has a wealth of resources related to school safety.
May 10, 2024
Outdoor hazards to watch for during warm weather monthsWarm weather is not without its own risks, especially for people who work outdoors. Watch out for tripping hazards, heat stress, severe weather and insects.
May 9, 2024
Safe driving practices for employeesMore than 43,000 Americans died in a traffic-related incident in 2022, a number that has been on the rise in recent years. Defensive driving and other safe driving techniques are learned habits. Here are some tips to help equip employees and yourself with the knowledge you need to be safer on the roads.
May 9, 2024
Muscular injuries: How to combat common ergonomic challengesWhile injuries commonly occur when lifting or moving is involved, implementing a program that focuses on proper ergonomics can greatly reduce incidents. Challenges with larger muscle groups (primarily the back and shoulders) are often easier to identify and control than those associated with repetitive motion risk factors.
