Safety in the Workplace
Download, share or link to our free Infographic showing some of the top tips available for safety in the workplace in order to prevent workplace injuries and accidents. Provide the...
Heat Safety
Most workers have learned about the classic signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses. But new research from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has provided new information...
Eye Protection
Each day, approximately 2,000 workers require medical treatment for workplace eye injuries. These injuries are most often caused by small flying particles, falling objects, and sparks that strike the eye....
Job Stress
According to Northwestern National Life, one-fourth of employees view their jobs as the number one stressor in their lives. Yet, workplace stress is often overlooked as a serious safety concern....
Overexertion Injury
According to the 2016 Liberty Mutual Workplace Safety Index, overexertion is the leading cause of workplace injuries in the U.S., accounting for 24% of the total nonfatal injuries. Overexertion injuries...
Workplace Hazards
When it comes to workplace accidents and injuries, most workers think, “It won’t happen to me.” Yet every day, approximately 13 workers are killed on the job and many more...
Diesel Exhaust
If you work near or around diesel engines, you need to be aware of the hazards of diesel exhaust exposure. The negative health effects of exposure to diesel exhaust include...
Accident & Injury Prevention
We’ve all seen or heard about close calls on the job, where a workplace incident could have caused an injury, illness or fatality, but out of sheer luck, no one...
Machine Guarding
Operating and maintaining machinery can be very dangerous work. Machines that have parts that rotate, reciprocate, cut, punch, shear, or perform other motions, can cause very serious injuries to workers....