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Category: Occupational Safety & Health Infographics

Arc Flash Hazards Infographic: Precautions and Safety Measures

Reduce Arc Flash Risks

We certainly rely on electricity, but it can be very dangerous to work with. One of the major hazards associated with electricity is the potential for an arc flash. This is why it’s important to prevent arc flash hazards, by wearing the proper attire, knowing the dangers, and being properly trained to work with electricity. …

Fall Prevention Infographic: The Truth About Fall Fatalities and Injuries

Fall Injuries in Construction

Fall fatalities and injuries happen all too often, when in reality, they can be prevented with proper fall prevention measures. Falls still top OSHA top 10 most cited list of violations, and it hasn’t much moved throughout the years. Falls are also considered the “Fatal Four” in the construction industry- four of the most common …

Back Safety Infographic: Heavy Lifting

back safety

Heavy lifting, though it may not seem like it, is one of the leading causes of workplace injuries. This also makes it one of the leading causes of worker’s comp claims. In order to avoid costly injuries, long term physical damage, and other consequences of heavy lifting, both employees and employers should place an emphasis …

Healthcare Safety Statistics: Medical Staffing Network’s Safety Snapshot

Healthcare service providers

Healthcare safety statistics are a valuable resources in knowing where the safety hazards are in healthcare facilities. As the following infographic suggests, healthcare injuries and illnesses are still prevalent in the healthcare sector, warranting a need for emphasis on safety measures and improved safety culture in healthcare facilities. Share this infographic on your favorite social …

Hand Safety Infographic: Understanding Cut Resistance Levels

Workplace hand Injuries

In industrial jobs like construction and manufacturing, hand safety is vital in protecting fingers and hands from dangerous machines and power tools. One of the most important means of protection against these types of injuries is gloves and other forms of PPE. In regards to hand safety, OSHA states that “General requirements. Employers shall select …

Office Ergonomics: We’ve Got Your Back!

Worker Back Pain

Working in an office can have long term physical effects on the body, particularly when your job is sedentary. This is where office ergonomics becomes important, as making a few minor tweaks in your posture and in your workspace can help prevent serious disorders such as computer eye strain, musculoskeletal disorder, and more. The following …

The Fatal Four and Safety In the Construction Industry

Construction Injury and Deaths

Construction’s “Fatal Four” consists of four deadly construction hazards that contribute to a mass of fatalities year after year. They make up the majority of construction deaths, making them a major focus in construction safety training programs. The top four causes of construction fatalities are: Falls, Struck-By, Caught-In/Between and Electrocutions. The following infographic shows just how …

Warehouse Pedestrian Safety Infographic: Forklifts & Pedestrians Do Not Mix

Forklift Pedestrian Training

One of the major causes of forklift accidents involves warehouse pedestrians, either from them not being seen or by items being bumped and spilled onto them. Considering that forklifts are a large and dangerous piece of industrial equipment, it becomes necessary that workplaces place an emphasis on warehouse pedestrian safety. The following infographic breaks down …

PPE Infographic: PPE The Basics

Head, Face and Ear PPE

PPE or Personal Protective Equipment is one of the most important factors of injury prevention. It is required that employees wera PPE to protect them from safety hazards associated with their jobs, and it’s required that their employers provide them with that PPE. In regards to personal protective equipment, OSHA states “all personal protective equipment …