Workplace 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.

Electrical Safety Tips for the Office Worker

Although the most frequent types of incidents are falls (either from height, tripping or slippery surfaces), many injuries also occur as the result of contact with electrical equipment or appliances.

Do’s and Don’ts of Tractor Safety

For those in the agricultural industry, heavy machinery operation and tractor safety are paramount.

Don’t Be Unprepared for Cardiac Emergencies in the Workplace

Boost your employee's confidence that they'll have the tools they need to administer lifesaving assistance by offering courses like CPR, first aid, how to use an AED for Cardiac Emergencies.

Best Practices to Grain Bin and Silo Safety

By understanding the potential dangers inherent to grain bins and grain silos, workers can follow several steps to help reduce risk of entrapment, injury or death. Entrapment is one of the biggest hazards that workers encounter when working with flowing grain.

Who Needs DOT HazMat?

Over the course of many years of training companies and employees on Department of Transportation Training (DOT) Hazardous Materials Shipping, Receiving and Transporting, one consistent question has always been asked; "who actually needs DOT Training?"

What’s Wrong With This Picture?

Falls are still occurring too frequently and although we know fall protection is available, it is often overlooked and this is when injuries can occur.