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Category: Workplace Safety & Health Infographics

Watch Your Step! How to Stop Slips, Trips, and Falls Before They Happen

Slips, trips, and falls are a major cause of workplace injuries, accounting for approximately 25% of all work-related injuries in the US and the second leading cause of workplace fatalities. Preventing these incidents requires a proactive approach that addresses both unsafe conditions and unsafe behaviors. Good Housekeeping: The First Line of Defense Implement the following …

Beyond the Basics: Building a Proactive Injury and Illness Prevention Plan

Workplace safety isn’t just about avoiding fines or complying with regulations; it’s about protecting an organization’s most valuable asset: its people. While OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) has made significant strides in improving workplace safety since its inception in 1970, injuries, illnesses, and fatalities still occur at an alarming rate. Management Commitment to Workplace …

Handling Hazardous Materials? Here’s How to Keep Your Lab Safe

Laboratories are the birthplace of scientific breakthroughs, but they also house a unique set of hazards. From flammable liquids and corrosive chemicals to reactive substances and biohazards, laboratories require a vigilant approach to safety. Mishandling hazardous materials can lead to spills, fires, explosions, and health hazards, jeopardizing the well-being of laboratory personnel and the environment. …

Tuberculosis Prevention and Control: A Modern-Day Battle Against an Ancient Disease

If you think TB is old news, think again, it’s still showing up uninvited Once dubbed the “White Plague,” tuberculosis has been haunting humanity longer than your favorite conspiracy theory. But just because we’ve got antibiotics now doesn’t mean TB packed up and left. This ancient menace is still lurking in the air, especially in …

6 Effective Laboratory Safety and Emergency Response Strategies

Laboratories are hubs of discovery and innovation, but with their potential, they also bring risks. Accidents like chemical spills, biological exposure, or physical hazards can escalate rapidly without proper preparation. This comprehensive guide covers essential emergency response strategies to ensure safety in any lab setting. Laboratories present a wide array of hazards. From handling volatile …

Back Safety at Work: Protect Your Health with 5 Ergonomic Best Practices

Your back called, it wants you to stop being reckless at work. Let’s be real, most of us don’t think twice before lifting something heavy or hunching over our desks like human question marks. But here’s the thing: back injuries are no joke. They’re the most common workplace injuries out there, and they creep in …

Silica Exposure Explained: Risks, Prevention, and OSHA Compliance Strategies

If you can’t see it but it can wreck your lungs, it’s probably silica dust. Every day, workers in construction, mining, and manufacturing go toe-to-toe with a sneaky little villain called silica. It helps make concrete, glass, and ceramics, cool stuff, but when it turns into dust? Not so cool. That microscopic menace can cause …

What Goes Up Must Come Down, Safely! Aerial Lift Best Practices

MEWPs, also called aerial lifts, are designed to safely elevate you and your tools so you can get the job done efficiently. These machines come in various shapes and sizes for different applications, whether it’s construction, maintenance, warehousing, or landscaping. But here’s the thing: operating a MEWP isn’t as simple as hopping in and pressing …

Handle with Care: The Right Way to Lift, Transfer, and Protect Patients (and Yourself!)

Handle with care, because lifting patients isn’t just about strength, it’s about strategy. Moving patients might seem routine, but one wrong move can land you in a world of pain. Healthcare workers are at high risk for musculoskeletal injuries, and bad lifting techniques don’t just hurt you, they can hurt your patients too. Every patient …