27 Feb Shortcut Safety – There Is No Shortcut to Safety
Shortcut Safety – There Is No Shortcut to Safety Shortcut safety means taking the time to follow established procedures, use proper equipment, and choose the safe way to complete every task....
17 Feb Multi-Employer Worksite Safety
Multi-Employer Worksite Safety Multi-employer worksite safety requires all employers working at the same location to understand their responsibilities, communicate hazards, and coordinate their work to protect employees. Construction projects commonly involve...
08 Feb Fatigue Can Lead to Accidents
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Fatigue Can Lead to Accidents Fatigue is more than simply feeling tired. It can reduce alertness, concentration, judgment, coordination, and reaction time—all of which are critical to working safely. A fatigued...
07 Feb Slips, Trips and Falls
Slips, Trips and Falls Slips, trips and falls are among the most common causes of workplace injuries. Good housekeeping, properly maintained walking surfaces, appropriate footwear, and effective fall protection can significantly...
30 Dec Accident Investigation
Accident Investigation Accident investigations help determine what happened, why it happened, and what can be done to prevent it from happening again. The purpose is to identify causes and improve safety—not...
11 Oct Employee Safety Responsibilities
Employee Safety Responsibilities Employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthful workplace, establishing appropriate safety programs, and protecting employees from recognized hazards. However, workplace safety also depends on employees taking...
28 Sep Don’t Miss the Near-Misses
Don’t Miss the Near-Misses A near miss is an unplanned event that did not result in injury, illness, property damage, or other loss but had the potential to do so. Near...
06 Sep Contractor Safety
Contractor Safety Contractors often perform specialized work alongside company employees and other contractors. Without proper coordination, these activities can introduce hazards that affect everyone at the worksite. Effective contractor safety requires...
04 Sep Common Workplace Injuries
Common Workplace Injuries Workplace injuries can result in pain, lost work time, reduced productivity, and significant costs for both employees and employers. Many injuries are preventable when workers recognize hazards, follow...
30 Jul Importance of Safety Training
Importance of Safety Training Routine work can lead to complacency. When employees perform the same tasks day after day, familiarity can reduce the level of attention and caution they had when...