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Preventing Electrical Hazards by Using Proper GFCI

Through our audits and inspections, we find unsafe conditions around the use of proper Ground-Fault Circuits Interrupters, GFCI, or lack thereof. Ground-faults happen when a break..

4 Reasons Why You Should Develop a Fall Protection Rescue Plan

Why Fall Protection Is So Important. If your employees are exposed to potential falls, does your company have a fall protection rescue plan? In 2014, fall protection was the..

The Four Fundamentals That Make Effective Safety Leaders

For supervisors to influence safe workers, safety must be something an effective safety leader values. Successful safety leaders must motivate their workers, build efficient..

Developing a Major Loss Prevention Program

Our Loss Prevention Program The safety industry as a whole does a good job of reducing its recordable injury rates and lost-time incident and injury severity rates.

Preventing Struck by Injuries - Leading Causes of Injuries

Being struck by an object on the job is one of the leading causes of injuries and deaths in the construction industry. According to OSHA, struck-by hazards are one of four most..

The Importance of Electrical Safety Training

The Electrical Safety Foundation states that on average, there are about 4,000 accidents with injuries every year and another 300 deaths all resulting from electrical hazards...

Medical Treatment and Advocacy in an Injury Management Program

As we discussed one of last week’s blogs, keeping our workers safe should be a top priority. Developing an injury management program involves selecting the right board-certified..

How is Golf Like Safety? Improve Your Game with Safety Self-Awareness

Anyone who has ever golfed knows that it is a challenging game. There are many nuances and obstacles to overcome to become even a serviceable golfer, let alone a champion. Many..

Elements of Effective Injury Management Programs

Injury Management According to the Bureau of Labor statistics, in 2012 there were approximately 4,628 fatal occupational injuries. Despite our best efforts to keep workers safe,..