Work-related stress can be dangerous, as it greatly affects the health and well-being of both the body and the mind. Stress has been known to literally be the cause of death in cases where people let it overtake their lives and kill them slowly. Without creating too much fear about your work-related stress, this infographic …
It’s pretty clear that when companies invest in their employees’ health, they see a solid return on that investment. Corporate wellness programs help cut down on things like absenteeism and turnover, which means less lost production time. Even though these programs are important, there’s definitely room for improvement in how much America invests in its …
Let’s talk about worker safety. If you’ve ever seen those wild, black-and-white photos of men building skyscrapers with no hard hats or harnesses, you get it. Before OSHA came along in the 1970s, worker safety was barely on anyone’s radar. It was a time where profits often came before people. Thankfully, when OSHA started enforcing …
Year after year, powered industrial trucks, or forklifts, consistently show up on OSHA’s top ten most cited violations list. This usually happens because either the forklifts aren’t in great shape, or the operators don’t have enough training. Here’s a look at the top 10 most common violations: Fall Protection – General Requirements (1926.501): 6,072 violations …
What makes an office healthy? It mostly comes down to cleanliness and how well the office prevents the spread of germs. Since we’re around people all day, it’s no shock that the “office bug” can spread quickly. But the good news is, it doesn’t have to. This infographic highlights how we can keep our offices …
We definitely rely on electricity, but it can be seriously dangerous to work with. One major hazard is the risk of an arc flash. That’s why it’s so important to prevent arc flash incidents by wearing the right gear, understanding the risks, and being properly trained to handle electrical work. This infographic lays out the …
Falls are way too common in the workplace, especially when you consider how preventable they are with the right safety measures. They’re still at the top of OSHA’s most-cited violations list and have been for years. In the construction industry, falls are part of the “Fatal Four”—the top causes of death, alongside being struck by …
Heavy lifting might not seem like a big deal, but it’s actually one of the top causes of workplace injuries—and one of the biggest reasons for workers’ comp claims. To prevent costly injuries, long-term physical damage, and other issues, both employees and employers need to prioritize back safety. This means providing proper back safety training, …
Healthcare safety statistics are essential for identifying the biggest risks in healthcare facilities. As the infographic shows, injuries and illnesses are still common in the healthcare sector, highlighting the ongoing need for stronger safety measures and a better safety culture in these environments. Share this infographic on your favorite social media outlet! Twitter Facebook Linked …