SafetyPro Resources Blog: Accidents (2)

7 Strategies to Improve Workplace Driving Safety

Keeping employees safe is the responsibility of every employer. Not only is it the right thing to do, but it is a smart business practice. When you have workers that spend time..

Reducing the Risk of Struck-by Construction Injuries and Fatalities

Struck-by work accidents are among the most dangerous types of safety concerns, especially in the construction industry.

Let the "Accident Free" Times Roll!

There's no better feeling for a company than to be accident free. Safe companies create a foundation for increased revenue, but more importantly, safe companies truly care about..

Trench Excavation Awareness - Working in Confined Space

Trench Excavation Trench collapse kills 20-year-old construction worker in Baltimore. On June 6, 2018, a contractor was on site to repair a backed-up sewer line from a nearby..

Scapegoating On The Stupid Worker

All too often the scapegoat when an incident or unsafe act occurs is the employee. Every day I see pictures posted of workers doing unsafe acts and I ask myself, is anyone..

What Should Be In Your Job Site First Aid Kit?

Accidents can occur at any time in the workplace. It is crucial to have a reliable First Aid Kit ready and available for when accidents do happen. While OSHA does not specifically..

Tips for Dealing with the News Media During a Crisis

The petro-chemical industry is investing more money and more time into training than ever before. But perhaps some of the most important training is being overlooked by many plant..

Combating Safety Complacency in the Workplace

Safety Complacency One of the biggest problems faced in the midst of completing day-to-day tasks on the job is safety complacency.

Four Potential Hazards of Cell Phones in the Workplace

Employees often bring their cell phones to work, a choice that could potentially cause numerous hazards on the job.