New DOL Rule Expands Electronic Submission of Injury Data in High-Hazard Industries
The new rule requires certain high-hazard industry employers to submit more comprehensive electronic injury and illness data. Read full article >>>
Getting a Firm Grasp on Hand Protection
Hand protection in the construction industry is critical, and getting it right goes a lot deeper than ‘just wear gloves.’ Read full article >>>
One Size Doesn’t Fit All: Women are becoming a much larger part of the manufacturing industry.
Are industry suppliers ready to outfit and protect this growing segment of the workforce? Click here to read the artilce.
Why Compliance Training is More Than a Checkbox
Compliance training is one of the most important kinds of training an organization can offer—and there is ample evidence that, collectively, we have an opportunity to be better at it. […]
Marijuana in the Workplace – Questions about testing?
This has become an extremely hot topic in states where marijuana is now legal for recreational and medical use. If you have employees in one of these states, you are […]
Prioritizing Mental Health in an Industry That Doesn’t Want to Talk About It
In this industry, mental health affects numerous construction workers but is often overlooked and not brought to light. These workers are thrown into highly stressful environments with long hours and […]
Creating a Safety Culture Within a Landscaping Company, however, Safety Culture applies to Construction Company’s……
Creating a Safety Culture Within a Landscaping Company, however, Safety Culture applies to Construction Company’s and businesses alike. How to develop and foster a safety culture and why it’s important. Hint: It […]
Contractors Swap Hard Hats for Helmets
Increasing availability and better protection have made helmets the new standard for major contractors like Clark and DPR. Read the article.
The Vital Role of Hazard Recognition in Promoting Workplace Safety
Companies must make positive progress in controlling hazards, or workers will soon feel undervalued and stop reporting hazards. Read the full article and more information on recognizing hazards,
Roofing Company Principal Arrested Following Employee Fatality
The founder and principal of a New York roofing company was criminally charged with one count of willfully violating Occupational Safety and Health Administration regulations, which resulted in the death […]