Reporting injuries to OSHA vs. your work comp insurer
Learn about the types of work injuries that must be reported to OSHA in addition to your workers' compensation insurer.
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Four quick tips for safe snow shoveling this winter
Combined, following these four tips for safer snow shoveling can reduce the risk of slips, falls and other injuries this ... -
Easy way to avoid winter falls: Step down, not out
This simple tip can help prevent injuries in parking lots during the colder months of the year. -
Chemical safety tips for your employees
Use these chemical safety tips to keep these employees safe by providing training and PPE tailored to the specific chemicals ... -
Workplace accident analysis and investigation
To be ready to act when the time comes, you’ll need a post-accident analysis plan. -
The value in reporting minor work injuries
Only about 10 percent of these minor incidents later turn into claims. However, those few could become problem claims if ... -
Ladder safety resources
There are several ways you can reduce the potential for injuries when your employees are using ladders. -
Safe lifting techniques for preventing injuries
There are several measures you can take to help prevent injuries due to lifting items. -
What happens when you choose the SFM Work Injury Hotline nurse option?
Learn what happens when you call the SFM Work Injury Hotline, including common questions. -
Four reasons why you should report work injuries immediately
Report injuries right away to save yourself time in the long run and ensure the best outcome for your injured ...
