Safety

Safety in the workplace is not only important for the well-being of employees, but also for the success of a business. When employees are engaged and invested in their own safety, it reduces accidents and injuries, and ultimately, a more… Keep Reading

With contractors and temporary workers on the rise, companies must guarantee that their personnel remains safe by effectively managing a contractor safety system. These types of workers aren’t as familiar with your company and safety policies putting them at higher… Keep Reading

American workers have seen drastic improvements to their security, with the average daily number of fatalities decreasing from 38 in 1970 to 13 today. The implementation of safety standards have contributed greatly to reducing this number, but there is still… Keep Reading

As an employer, you have a legal and moral responsibility to ensure the safety of your employees while they are on the job. One crucial way to do this is by being OSHA compliant. But what does that mean exactly?… Keep Reading

Workplace incident reporting refers to the examining, recording, and managing of an incident an employee experienced. The incident can include any event resulting in security problems, property damage, or injury in the workplace. The employee will traditionally need to fill… Keep Reading