2020 has brought a whole new meaning to what workplace health and safety really means. Businesses everywhere have begun implementing new and updated safety measures to keep both their employees and workplace safe from COVID-19. A recent survey has even found that business leaders are more focused on workplace safety in 2021 than ever before.…
The agriculture industry ranks among one of the most hazardous in the country. Every day, about 100 agricultural workers suffer a lost-work-time injury. The number of injuries and fatalities can be reduced by ensuring each work area is equipped with safety guidelines and accident plans. Here are three ways you can keep your farm safe…
Workplace safety is essential for the day-to-day function of a company, as well as overall employee wellbeing. Depending on your type of business, the types of safety procedures and tips may vary. Are you aware of the safety procedures, hazards, and policies necessary to keep your specific workplace safe? Here are 5 tips we commonly…
Often times, people associate workplace injuries with accidents such as slipping and falling. But, some common workplace injuries don’t stem from accidental occurrences at all. Rather, Musculoskeletal Disorders (MSD's) are usually an effect of repetitive and/or strenuous movements. Being aware of the frequency and effects of MSD’s can ensure your employees stay healthy and safe…
Last year, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) conducted 33,401 inspections—more inspections than the previous three years—addressing violations related to trenching, falls, chemical exposure, silica exposure, and other hazards. In addition, the agency spent 2019 increasing its number of employer inspections and pursuing new rulemakings and programs. We’ve lined out four areas OSHA rulemaking will…
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