Workplace safety is more than just recognizing hazards at your workplace. You also need to be aware of the health and wellness of employees and co-workers as this can impact your worksite’s safety.
December 17, 2019, OSHA issued an update to its’ National Emphasis Program (NEP) to focus agency inspections on amputation hazards in manufacturing industries
Time for our annual reminder that employers need to post Form 300A, your 2019 summary of work-related injuries and illnesses in the workplace, by February 1st.
Electrocution is one of the most common hazards across construction sites according to OSHA.; however, in any work environment, you want to make sure that it is electrically safe for your employees.
Change happens every day. Technology changes. Equipment changes. Rules change. All of which can impact your company broadly or more narrowly down to front line employees
Are you responsible for the snow removal of sidewalks, parking lots and other areas at or around your workplace? What are the potential pitfalls when doing this by manually shoveling or using a snowblower?
