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Slips, trips and falls are some of the most common and costly workplace injuries. However, experts say employers can take several simple steps to minimize risks.
Are traditional approaches to safety communication still effective for a workforce becoming more socially isolated and reliant on electronic communication?
From fake OSHA inspectors to inadequate training providers, con artists can prey on unsuspecting employers. OSHA offers advice on how to identify and report fraud.
From fake OSHA inspectors to inadequate training providers, con artists can prey on unsuspecting employers. OSHA offers advice on how to identify and report fraud.
The National Safety Council has unveiled the Journey to Safety Excellence – a cycle of improvement that aims for a continual reduction of risk, with a goal of zero injuries.
The utilities sector, employing more than 500,000 people in 2011, sustained approximately 19,300 recordable nonfatal injuries and illnesses for a rate of 3.5 per 100 full-time workers.
Many incident investigation systems are designed to look at what has happened, not what outcome could reasonably happen. Yet it’s precisely this ability to detect, categorize and respond to potential that is crucial for great safety performance.
