SafetyPro Resources Blog: Safety training (3)

Do You Have an Effective Fire Prevention Program in Place?

Our Fire Prevention Program Construction fires can cause devastating losses for your business. Adhering to OSHA and state-regulated fire prevention safety measures should be the..

Safety HARNESS Facts and Tips from SafetyPro Resources

The tragic consequences of a job-site fall can have radiating effects for the victim and their family, their crew, other workers and their families, the company, the community,..

Employee COVID-19 Training: Where Do You Stand?

As individuals in essential work positions continue to show up for work, their service could be putting them at risk for exposure to COVID-19. This makes it critically important..

Committing Safety for All [Permanent & Temporary]

Commitment of Safety for all Staff Why is a permanent worker’s life worth more than a temporary worker’s life? I recently read an article in Business Insurance – “OSHA Stays the..

L.E.A.R.N. Work. Repeat. [Safety Training Strategy]

“Think training’s hard?...Try losing!” is, in my opinion, a great quote as a new NFL season recently kicked off, but it is also a great slogan to perhaps kick off your new..

Safety Leadership: Your Management Is Committed, But Is Your Board?

Safety leaders know and understand (all too well, unfortunately) that management commitment is a critical piece in moving any organization forward to proactively deal with hazards..

A Safety “Pro” Carol: A Story of Safety Culture

In light of the season, we bring you a story to keep in mind about your safety culture’s effect on the future of your company, starring you! We realize that it is easy to become..

Archaic Safety Myths from the Jurassic Era

Archaic Safety Myths There are many archaic safety myths that companies still believe to this day. It is almost like living among hazardous dinosaurs. Does your safety culture..

How To Prevent Excavation Fatalities

Recently, a trench collapsed at a jobsite not far from our home office where one person died and the other was severely injured. Trench boxes were available on site at the time..