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How does mental health impact workplace safety?

Mar 17, 2023
The COVID-19 pandemic required employees across many industries to adjust to what was referred to as “the new normal” — a phrase often paired with “unprecedented times.” These phrases became embedded into our conversations with colleagues as workplaces radically and permanently shifted. Many companies required on-site employees to stay distanced when possible, or eliminated in-person int

5 Ways HR Managers Can Build a Strong Employer Brand

Mar 17, 2023
Getting and maintaining the interest of potential new hires is essential to the success of your company. If you want the business to grow, thrive, and adapt easily to change, you need to find the talent that perfectly fits the company’s goals. This is essential for improving an employer brand. In the current job market, this is easier said than done. Job hunters know they have options and ar

How to create an effective emergency response plan?

Mar 02, 2023
Introduction: Create an effective emergency response plan. According to OSHA, A poorly prepared emergency response plan may result in a disorganized evacuation or emergency response, resulting in confusion, injury, illness or property damage. Emergencies can take place at any time, anywhere, including the workplace. Being adequately prepared to handle an emergency in the workplace is paramount and

How to Prevent OSHA Citations in 2023

Jan 19, 2023
Introduction: Prevent OSHA Citations in 2023 Everyone deserves to feel safe at work. This isn’t really something that’s a nice to have. It’s nice to have a vending machine in the breakroom. Safety at work is a necessity, not an option. Congress passed the Occupational Safety and Health act in 1970 creating the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The role of OSHA is to ensur

Top 6 Reasons to Love Online Safety Training

Feb 03, 2022
Today, many thanks to technological advances, many employers and educational institutions are making the shift to online safety training. While some employers have already embraced online safety training, many organizations are still having reservations about making the switch. Some companies offer a hybrid option, which does open up a ton of opportunities. If you are one of those individuals or o

Five Regulatory HazCom Standard Requirements You Need to Know About

Jan 21, 2022
Hazardous chemicals are found in more than 7 million workplaces and over 55 million employees handle, use or work around these potentially harmful substances throughout the U.S. While these substances are essential to many work processes in a variety of industries, they can also be very dangerous. Exposure to these chemicals can cause effects ranging from mild skin irritations to serious health pr

Top 10 OSHA Safety Violations for 2021

Jan 11, 2022
Each fiscal year, The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announces their Top 10 most frequently cited workplace safety standards that can cause injuries and or death in construction and general industry jobs. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 4,764 fatal work injuries recorded in the United States in 2020, which was a 10.7% decrease from 5,333 in 2019. Ad

People concerned about burnout among health care professionals, survey shows

Sep 17, 2019
Bethesda, MD — About three-quarters of U.S. adults say burnout among health care professionals is a concern and fear that it compromises their own safety and the level of care they receive, according to the results of a recent Harris Poll survey commissioned by the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists. Researchers surveyed more than 2,000 Americans 18 and older in May. Of those, 74% ind

Preparing for Active Shooters with Safety Technology

Sep 16, 2019
For the past 30 years, Joel Vetter, chief of fire rescue services for Suffolk County, New York, has seen an evolution in the types of threats that call for emergency preparedness. He’s observed schools and the American public at large move from simple procedures such as stop, drop and roll to full-scale drills to prepare for mass shooting situations, or what he considers, “the new norm.” “

Waking up to the risks of workplace fatigue

Sep 04, 2019
For many people struggling to cope with the pressures of life in a 24/7, on-demand world, sleep gets relegated to the bottom of their to-do list. Sleep is sacrificed to squeeze in an extra hour of productivity, or because rest time is equated with wasted time. “In America, we have a long-standing culture of thinking, ‘I’ll sleep when I’m dead,’ or ‘Sleep is for lazy people,’ or ‘Pe