Announcing Safety Development and Mentoring Program
With over 30 years of experience in the Health and Safety Industry, David has developed proven methods and techniques for training management and growing employees’ understanding and ability to grow a strong safety culture within an organization. ...
Defend Against Winter Injuries
When workers are exposed to cold temperatures for long periods of time, their body temperatures can decrease to dangerous levels. Wind makes cool air even colder, making it challenging for workers to determine when they're in danger. Cold stress can cause a variety of...
How to Measure Safety: You Can’t Evaluate What You Don’t Measure
In order to know if your safety program is working, you've got to measure it. In this post, we’re going to take a look at how to measure safety and the effectiveness of your safety programs and how to communicate losses and achievements to your workers. How Do You...
Carbon Monoxide Safety: How to Avoid The Silent Killer At Work
When most of us talk about carbon monoxide poisoning we're more familiar with risks in the context of the home. Images are rife of the "silent killer" afflicting unfortunate families who've had their whole house furnace or gas stove malfunction or perhaps some who's...
Staying Safe Around Portable Generators
Portable generators are a common sight on construction jobs. They provide power on demand in places where getting electricity from the grid isn't possible. When improperly used, portable generators can pose significant risks to worker...
Protecting Your Workers During a Flu Season Like No Other
In an average year, one in ten people in the US come down with the flu. Although the flu virus is perfectly capable of infecting people at any time of year, it's most active during flu season which typically runs from December through February. With COVID-19...
COVID-19 Updates from OSHA
To say this has been a busy year for OSHA would be an understatement. As COVID-19 continues to infect tens of thousands of Americans daily, OSHA has taken numerous enforcement actions in response to a growing number of complaints from workers concerned with a lack of...
Downed Power Line? Here’s What To Do
Here in the Upstate last week, we experienced the violence that a tropical storm can create. Strong winds uprooted large trees and downed power lines. But tropical storms aren't the only thing that causes power lines to fall. Winter weather can also wreak havoc, and...
National Safety Stand-Down: September 14th-18th
Falls from elevation continue to be the leading cause of deaths in the construction industry. In fact, according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, this category alone accounts for nearly a third of all construction worker...
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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