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Practical Monthly Tips: Perform Regular Tool Box Talks
As a safety manager, one of your key roles is to promote a safety-minded culture while maintaining costs. By alerting employees to workplace hazards, “toolbox” safety meetings are worth your time. To get the most out of your safety meetings, it’s best if the whole...
Message from the President: A Practical Guide for OSHA Inspections
If OSHA shows up tomorrow are you prepared? Most companies are not prepared - follow this practical guide for a much smoother visit. When the inspector arrives: Alert designated point of contact: (identify key individuals to be on alert – Typically HR Manager has the...
Practical Monthly Tips: Maintaining your safety programs during the pandemic
Many companies have gotten away from safety program basics which has resulted in injury and DART rates rising during this pandemic. To get your company back on track follow these simple principles to get the ball rolling again: Safety Program Action Items...
What OSHA Could Look Like Under the Biden Administration
What OSHA Could Look Like Under the Biden Administration In light of the U.S. presidential election results, workplace health and safety experts have begun speculating on the possible changes that President-elect Joe Biden could make to existing practices within the...
Best Practices from Home
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