“I thought it was nothing…” We’ve all heard a story that starts like this: “My back was sore, but I figured it would go away.” Fast forward three months, and that “nothing” has turned into physical therapy, missed work, and the kind of regret that makes you wish you had just spoken up sooner. The …
There is a dangerous myth in many warehouses: “It’s just a manual jack. Anyone can use it.” This mindset is exactly why manual pallet jacks are a leading cause of foot injuries and back strains. They may not have a motor, but moving 5,000 lbs of cargo without proper training is a liability waiting to …
Back pain is not a badge of honor, it’s a red flag with a spine tattoo. We get it. You’re tough. You lift with your back because squatting is for gym bros, right? Wrong. That “I’ll power through it” attitude might just cost you your mobility and your next paycheck. Back injuries aren’t just annoying, …
Warehouses are where hustle meets hazard. From forklifts zooming around like they own the place to towering stacks of mystery boxes threatening to topple like dominoes, danger is always in the mix. But here’s the kicker, most warehouse injuries? Totally preventable. With the right training, some common sense, and a sprinkle of caution, your team …
Every workplace comes with its own set of hazards. But let’s be real, ignoring them is like playing dodgeball with a wrecking ball. Understanding these risks is the first step to solid workplace safety. Under the Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s (OSHA) General Duty Clause, every worker has the right to a hazard-free zone. But …
Let’s be real, workplace back safety is a topic most of us ignore… until we’re stuck on the couch with a heating pad. But here’s the thing: back injuries are no joke. They’re the most common workplace injuries out there, and they creep in like uninvited guests at a party. Whether you’re hauling boxes or …
From steel beams to glass, safe handling starts with training, tools, and PPE like gloves and steel-toed boots. Types of Stock Material handling often involves moving steel beams, wooden planks, barrels, and fragile items like glass or hazardous chemicals. These materials can be bulky, heavy, or awkwardly shaped, increasing the risk of injury if not …
