Creating a Culture of Safety
For the past few weeks, we’ve been looking what companies and organizations need to put in place in order to benefit the most behavior-based safety. Today, we’re going to discuss the importance of having a strong and positive work environment to be successful and...
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How a Safety Involvement Team Can Get Employees On Board a Safety Program
We're in the middle of a series looking at what companies and organizations need to have in place in order to experience the most benefits from a behavior-based safety program. In today’s post, we’ll take a look at the use of safety involvement teams, and why they are...
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How Leadership Can Get Employees On Board With Behavior-based Safety
In last week's post, we highlighted just a few of the benefits of behavior-based safety, and we covered five key characteristics that enable organizations to get the most out of a behavior-based safety program. This post will be the first in a 5-part series that takes...
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Is Your Company Ready for the Benefits of Behavior-Based Safety?
Keeping workers injury-free and alive is the goal of any quality employer. But exactly how companies and organizations can ensure that workers stay safe is sometimes a challenge. We strongly believe that behavior-based safety, implemented in a strategic way, is the...
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Identify Hazards in Your Workplace and Have Fun Doing It
Who says safety has to be boring? OSHA has created an interactive online game designed to help employers be more aware of potential hazards in their workplaces. OSHA's Hazard Identification Training Tool is a fun way for small business owners, workers, and others to...
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Ergonomics for the Mobile Worker
If your employees are on the road for extensive periods of time, they may experience pain resulting from sitting for prolonged periods if their bodies aren’t aligned properly. Over time, this pain can develop into chronic issues. When in a car or truck, whether...
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Ways of Controlling Chemical Exposure
If your company uses hazardous chemicals, you'll need to mitigate your employees' exposure to them. Chemicals and toxic substances can create a wide range of health problems, such as irritation, sensitization, and carcinogenicity. They can also cause severe burns—they...
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The Case for Switching to Safer Chemicals
In the United States, chemicals are responsible for an estimated 190,000 worker illnesses and 50,000 worker deaths each year. (And these numbers are very probably an underestimate, thanks to long latency periods between chemical exposures and the onset of disease,...
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Safety Is More Than Just Reducing Your Financial Risk
One of the biggest incentives for most employers to hire a safety consultant is to reduce the financial risks to their business. This is important because one accident can have a major impact on any business' bottom line. But the main reason to develop a culture of...
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Protect Your Workers From the Flu and Reduce Sick Days
The flu is always a problem during the fall and winter months. As the virus in its various strains picks up, workers not only suffer from the sickness, they miss days of work as a result, causing delays in production. Here are a few things you can do to protect your...
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