SafetyPro Resources Blog: Injury Management

Construction Safety Tips for Small Contractors

Construction Safety tips Construction site safety is just as essential for small contractors as it is for large companies. After all, your workers are performing many of the same..

Top 7 Causes of Work-Related Injuries on Construction Sites

The Construction industry comes with potential hazards, regardless of the type or location of construction under consideration. This is why safety training to prevent work-related..

Electrical Safety: Test Before You Touch

Electrical Safety Testing Electricity is used throughout the workplace, but it should never be underestimated when it comes to safety. Electricity powers the majority of equipment..

Preventing Vehicle Back Over and Struck-By Accidents

Construction and transportation are at the top of the list when it comes to industries with vehicle back over and struck-by accidents.

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..

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,..

Tips for Preventing Pinch Point Injuries

When it comes to working with machinery that has rotating parts pinch points are a serious on the job hazard. Pinch points are caused by parts within machinery that move towards..

Seven Tips for Getting Injured Employees Back to Work

Comprehensive Return to Work programs can be effective in containing and reducing the cost of workers’ compensation as well as improving employee morale and compelling employees..