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Who Is Responsible for Preventing Accidents in the Workplace?

When an injury happens, the finger-pointing starts. Was it the worker who took a shortcut? The manager who pushed for speed? Or the company that didn’t upgrade the equipment? To fix safety culture, you have to answer the big question: who is responsible for preventing accidents in the workplace? The short answer? Everyone. But “everyone” …

The Ultimate Guide to the Course Development Process

From Idea to Impact: The Unofficial, Exhaustive Guide to Building a Course That Works Developing a new course can feel like a massive undertaking. Spoiler alert: it is. Most organizations jump straight to, “What content should we include?” or “Let’s film some cool videos!” That’s a huge mistake. It’s the equivalent of trying to build …

June Course Drop: Summer Is Officially Here And We Are Coursing Through

June Recap 2025 🎉 Our training team has been cooking up a storm!  Explore the sizzling new courses we’ve added this month; there’s something for everyone to sink their teeth into! 🎉  Get these courses while they’re still hot🔥:Leading Indicators: See & Shape Success Bloodborne Pathogens: Standard Precautions in the Workplace De-Escalation Techniques: Conflict …

When One Good Course Is All It Takes

The forklift refresher that stopped a $12,000 mistake. Sam (yeah, same no-nonsense guy from earlier blogs) was running safety across three warehouse locations with more forklifts than functioning printers. His team was solid, experienced, fast, sharp, but also maybe a little too comfortable. One Monday, Sam got the call. “We dropped a pallet. Nothing major, …

How to Get Safety Training Approved When the Budget Is Tight

First, let’s reframe training as a form of risk prevention. Here’s a little internal script you need to memorize: “We’re not just buying training. We’re preventing injuries, protecting the company from lawsuits, and reducing liability exposure.” Because that’s the real value of safety training. It’s not a feel-good HR initiative,  it’s a front-line defense against: Workers’ …

May Course Drop: May Flowers Brought… New Courses!

May Recap 2025 🎉 Our training team has been cooking up a storm!  Explore the sizzling new courses we’ve added this month; there’s something for everyone to sink their teeth into! 🎉  Get these courses while they’re still hot🔥:Sustainability Practices in Manufacturing Workplace Violence PPE: Are You Covered Project Management: Earned Value Management Handling …

The Common Risks of Delaying Safety Training in the Workplace

Everyone says safety is important until things get busy. Then, suddenly, training gets the “we’ll do it later” treatment. But here’s the truth no one likes to say out loud: delaying training isn’t saving you time. It’s creating massive risk. This guide breaks down the common **risks of delaying safety training** in the workplace, and …

Why Most Safety Training Fails Before It Starts (And How to Fix It)

It’s boring, and it knows it. Let’s address the elephant in the room. If your safety training content is boring, people will mentally check out in record time. No matter how important the topic is- chemical handling, forklift operation, emergency evacuation- if the delivery is dry, people aren’t absorbing anything. And that means your training …

Content-First Safety Training: Ditch the Bloated LMS

LMS stands for “Let Me Scream” (and yes, we’ve been there). Here’s what most traditional LMS platforms do: Require logins, passwords, and multi-factor authentication for a 5-minute forklift video. Make you assign training manually, one person at a time. Generate 42 reports you didn’t ask for. Crash when you try to download a certificate. It …