Four steps toward building a successful safety program
It’s everyone’s job to set an example and make safety part of the foundation of your organization. Here's how to ...
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New employee safety: Get your new hires off to a safe start
Employees look to leaders and follow their examples, so it is crucial to include safety as a part of a ... -
Preventing injuries among aging workers
Although older workers are injured less frequently than younger workers, their injuries are typically more severe and take longer to ... -
Preventing hand injuries in the workplace
Preventing hand injuries in the workplace, especially for companies in certain industries, and maintaining high safety standards should be paramount ... -
Total Worker Health: What you need to know
When employers utilize Total Worker Health programs, it can create several benefits for employees. -
Muscular injuries: How to combat common ergonomic challenges
Challenges with larger muscle groups (primarily the back and shoulders) are often easier to identify and control than those associated ... -
Ladder inspections: What to look for
There are several ways in which small mistakes in usage can add up to major injury risks. -
OSHA electronic reporting requirements for employers
Here's a broad overview of OSHA’s electronic reporting requirements, and where you can find more information directly from OSHA and ... -
How floors can help prevent slips and falls
Check out these tips to make floors more resistant to slips and falls. -
Top seven safety tips for office workers
Though office workers are at a lower risk of injury compared to other types of jobs, safety is still important.
