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 …
Paperwork sounds boring, but OSHA recordkeeping is the real MVP of workplace safety. Over 2 million workplace injuries and illnesses are reported every year in the U.S., and that number is not just a statistic, it’s a reality check. Every incident is a person, a missed paycheck, a family stressed out. But here’s the twist: …
Have you ever had something in your eye? Whether it’s a speck of dust or an accidental splash, we all know how uncomfortable it can be. Now imagine working in an environment where potential eye hazards are constant. Every day, over 2,000 workers suffer eye injuries on the job—many requiring emergency care. These injuries range …
Disasters don’t schedule appointments, so why aren’t you ready? Emergencies love catching people off guard, but you don’t have to be one of them. A solid crisis management and emergency action plan isn’t just a safety requirement, it’s the difference between controlled chaos and full-blown disaster. Let’s get into it. If an emergency happens, do …
Head-to-toe protection is your best defense on a construction site, and skipping PPE is like playing with fire. Construction sites are full of hazards, from falling debris to airborne toxins. While eliminating risks is the ultimate goal, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is the last line of defense when other safety measures aren’t enough. Workplace safety …
Workplace injuries don’t send a memo, first aid could be the difference between a close call and a catastrophe. One moment, everything’s fine. The next? Someone’s gashed their hand, taken a nasty fall, or is gasping for air. When medical help isn’t immediately available, what you do next matters. First aid isn’t just about bandages, …
Emergencies tend to appear unannounced. It’s like the kind of surprise no one wants. That’s why having a solid Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is the only way to turn a potential catastrophe into a controlled response. From natural disasters to active shooter situations, being prepared with a solid Emergency Action Plan can turn a potential …
Let’s talk about the tiny invaders! Microorganisms are sneaky. They’re in the air, on your keyboard, and definitely on that office coffee pot handle. While some are harmless, others can shut down entire workplaces. The first step is understanding the infectious risks in the workplace so you can build a plan to stop them. Whether …
Construction sites are organized chaos, and if you’re not paying attention, that chaos can flatten, crush, or launch you across the job site. Two of the deadliest hazards? Struck-by and caught-in or -between incidents. They happen fast, but the good news is, they’re preventable. If it can hit you, fall on you, swing at you, …
