January 23, 2019
Managing hazardous chemical risks in the workplaceKeeping workers safe from dangerous materials is vital, yet compliance standards for proper management of hazardous chemicals can present challenges.
January 11, 2019
The health care workers at greatest risk for on-the-job injuriesIt’s more dangerous to work in a hospital than to construct one. That’s based on the Bureau of Labor Statistics data on non-fatal injuries by occupation.
January 9, 2019
What safety pros keep in their winter emergency kitsWe asked SFM’s loss prevention representatives what we’d find in the safety kits they keep in their cars in case of roadside emergencies. Here's what they said.
November 16, 2018
Inexpensive safety solution: Replace old utility knivesConsider replacing old manually retractable and fixed-blade utility knives with a concealed blade version for a safer option.
November 14, 2018
Safety video: Moves you can use to avoid winter slips and fallsUse this lighthearted video to remind and train your employees to avoid winter slips and falls, a common cause of workplace injuries.
November 7, 2018
Snow days aren’t just for schools: How to develop a workplace severe weather policyWhen winter weather turns dangerous and it’s unsafe to travel, do you have a plan – for yourself and your employees?
November 5, 2018
The dangers of drowsy drivingDriving while drowsy can cause drivers to pay less attention to the road, slows their reaction time and affects the ability to make good decisions.
October 31, 2018
Watch out for these top 10 OSHA violationsList of the top 10 most frequently cited OSHA violations of 2018, with training resources for each
October 15, 2018
School bus drivers can be safety heroesThis year’s theme for National School Bus Safety Week, “My Driver – My Safety Hero,” reminds us of bus drivers’ important roles in getting people where they’re going safely.
September 26, 2018
Minnesota manufacturer invests in safetySFM policyholder Jones Metal takes full advantage of SFM’s safety resources, including help applying for a MN OSHA safety grant.
