Workplace Safety

Improve Workplace Safety: Keys to Motivate Your Leaders

A safety culture needs strong top-down support, good communication, established processes and built-in accountability.

Importance of Making a Safety Difference

By building a culture of safety, you are changing the mindset from general safety awareness to a structured safety focus.

Preventing Heat Related Illness with Acclimatization

Start teaching your employees the signs and symptoms of heat-related illness and consider using a buddy system for those working in hot temperatures. Properly treating a person experiencing the signs and symptoms of heat-related illnesses can save their life.

Choosing the Right Hearing Protection

Proper hearing protection not only ensures compliance with regulations but also safeguards the health and well-being of employees.

Headsets That Work as Hard as You Do

3M PELTOR is a respected global leader in hearing protection and communication solutions.

Hazards in Agriculture

Farm-related accidents and injuries are affecting younger worker? According to OSHA, each year more than 2 million youth under the age of 20 are exposed to farm-related safety hazards that can cause fatalities, injuries or permanent disability.

6 Helpful Tips to Protect your Workers from Heat-Related Illness and High Temperatures

Training your front-line employees to recognize heat-stroke or heat-related illness is crucial in your ability to protect your team. Your workers are surrounded by each other for the full workday and will be the first to notice indicator signs in your employees.

Fire Safety

Explosions and fires in the workplace can be extremely dangerous and you should take the necessary steps to ensure maximum fire safety.

Five Top Safety Hazards on Construction Sites

Protecting your employees requires knowing the potential risks and providing the training and equipment to ensure that they make it safely home from the job site. Knowing these five hazards can serve as a starting point as you develop a strategy to improve the safety on your construction site.

Farming & Agriculture Safety Training

The farming and agriculture industry face a number of unique issues including heat stress, worker stress and pinch and amputation hazards and chemical exposure.

Ergonomics Programs

By developing appropriate ergonomic solutions, further losses as a result in a decline in productivity, quality of work, absenteeism, lost time injury and worker's compensation premiums can be mitigated.

Ensure Safety in the Electrical Trade

To avoid shocks and serious injuries when working near high voltage electrical sources, maintenance workers need to know how much voltage they could be exposed to.