Let’s get straight to it. Few topics are as uncomfortable as this one, but avoiding it helps no one. The words active assailant or active shooter can send a chill down anyone’s spine, but pretending it could never happen doesn’t make anyone safer. Preparedness does. Awareness does. And clarity in chaos? That’s what saves lives. …
Workplace violence. It’s not a topic anyone wants to talk about, but it’s one every leader needs to face with clarity and compassion. From tense customer interactions to national headlines that hit too close to home, today’s workplaces carry a sense of unease that wasn’t there a decade ago. And while most organizations will thankfully …
Did you know that slips, trips, and falls make up about 25% of all work-related injuries in the U.S.? They’re not just minor mishaps, they’re the second leading cause of workplace fatalities and send over one million workers to the emergency room every year. Let’s Break It Down: Slips, Trips, and Falls Are All Different. …
Think workplace safety is all about ladders and hard hats? Think again. In today’s digital jungle, the biggest threat isn’t the forklift; it’s the phishing link that looks like a FedEx update. Cybersecurity isn’t just the IT department’s problem anymore. It’s everyone’s job. This blog breaks down what you need to know about workplace cybersecurity, …
Addiction and substance use aren’t just “out there” issues; they’re already in your workplace. You may not see it, you may not hear about it, but the reality is this: about two-thirds of adults with a substance use disorder are employed. That means the odds are high that someone in your team is either navigating …
Picture this headline: “Worker breaks ankle while texting and walking straight into a moving forklift.” It sounds like the setup to a bad joke, but it really happened. And while everyone in the breakroom probably tried not to laugh, there’s nothing funny about weeks of recovery, lost wages, and a safety record that just took …
You see it happen. An employee (someone you’ve coached, trained, and reminded countless times) takes a dangerous shortcut. Maybe they climb on top of a pallet instead of grabbing a ladder. Maybe they remove a machine guard just to “get the job done quicker.” And in that split second, you feel it. That sinking feeling …
Blood might be thicker than water, but at work, it can also be loaded with danger. Whether it’s a splash, a needle prick, or a forgotten glove, exposure to bloodborne pathogens is no joke. The risk is real, the stakes are high, and the good news? You’re not powerless. But you do need to get …
A well-prepared response begins with understanding the key steps for performing first aid on-site. Every construction site must have trained first-aid providers. OSHA mandates this if no nearby medical facility is available. In emergencies, anyone on-site may need to step in. Preparation is key; knowing the proper steps can make all the difference. Your goal …
