Stair Safety
Most people don’t think twice about their safety when using the stairs. Using stairways is such an everyday occurrence that the potential risks rarely cross our minds. You may be...
Winter Safety
Winter is just around the corner. Colder temperatures and related weather issues bring added hazards and risks to workers who spend their time outdoors. Below are some ways for workers...
Workplace Holiday Safety
Celebrating the holidays at work can be a fun way for employees to enjoy the season. Unfortunately, the holidays often also bring an increase in workplace accidents. To help keep...
Aerial Lift Safety
Aerial lifts are commonly used on job sites due to their mobility and flexibility. When accessing an above ground job site with an aerial lift, safe work practices can prevent...
National Preparedness Month (NPM)
September is National Preparedness Month (NPM). This annual campaign is sponsored by FEMA to encourage Americans to prepare for all types of emergencies and disasters in the home, in the...
Mold in the Workplace
Mold can grow on nearly any surface and can cause adverse health effects, such as immediate or delayed allergic reactions. In some individuals, molds can cause asthma attacks, as well...
Occupational Cancer
Cancer has a number of known and unknown causes. Individuals with known cancer risk factors may have an increased chance of developing the disease. Workplace exposure to carcinogens is a...
Ladder Safety
There are over 160,000 ladder-related injuries in the U.S. each year, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Falls from ladders are also one of the leading causes of...
Injuries at Work | Free Infographic
Based on the Liberty Mutual Safety Index, we have created a free infographic that you can use to remind workers of the leading causes of disabling injuries in the U.S....