Electrical Linemen: Recognizing those that do much more than keep the lights on.
When a storm or disaster strikes, we express our gratitude towards our first responders: police officers, firefighters, rescue teams, healthcare professionals, and emergency management experts who work tirelessly to keep us safe. However, amidst this appreciation, we often overlook another group of heroes—the electrical and cable linemen.
Bracing for the Storm: 3 Keys for Hurricane Preparedness
Be storm ready! Hurricane preparedness start with the basics including preparing an emergency supply kit, making a plan, knowing where to go and staying informed.
Blind Spots: Ways to Improve Visibility in Your Workplace
Depending on the layout of your space, there may be intersections or hallways that make it difficult to know what is around the corner. In settings where heavy machinery and equipment are being used, this can pose an extreme danger and lead to accidents or injuries.
Workplace injuries can cause a significant financial burden on companies. By taking a proactive approach to safety rather than a reactive, the overall cost burden and risk level can be greatly reduced.
8 Workplace Safety Motivation Tips for Your Employees
Workplace safety initiatives are essential when it comes to maintaining a work environment that is both safe and productive. However, the safety programs you put into place do not mean much if employees are not inspired to change old behaviors. So, how do you get your workers motivated?
Many of us are aware of the dangers that high temperatures can cause including dehydration, heat exhaustion and in extreme situations heat stroke. This collection of hazards is referred to as heat stress and can be very dangerous.
Unfortunately, workplace accidents occur all too frequently and have a significant impact, with more than two million workers per year sustaining injuries so severe that they are unable return to their jobs and require ongoing medical care. As an employer or manager, it is essential to ensure your employees are kept safe from any dangers.
When it comes to near misses, there are several important things to keep in mind for the safety of your employees and the overall improvement of your company's safety culture.
Of the 10 most common injuries on the job, the majority are those random incidents that can happen to anyone and at any time. Not only is it the employer's responsibility to ensure a safe work environment, each employee also has a responsibility to themselves to take caution when on the job.
Hidden Office Hazards: Steps to Keep Your Workers Safe
Even a job where most of the tasks are completed while sitting in a chair, in an office can still have a surprising number of hazards present. According to data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics over 80,000 office and administrative workers suffer on the job injuries each year and a majority could have been prevented if the proper steps and modifications were taken.
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