Accident Prevention in Manufacturing: Tips for a Safer Workplace

Two factory workers operate machinery in an industrial setting, focused on accidents prevention. One worker, in a plaid shirt and safety gloves, presses buttons on a control panel, while the other, in a brown shirt and blue overalls, gestures with his hand in the background.

Provided by: Three Sixty Safety The Importance ofAccident Prevention We all know that safety is important on the manufacturing floor, but do you realize just how costly a workplace injury can be? When all is said and done, injuries can cost business owners hundreds of thousands of dollars. The extra expense to pay for injuries […]

Manufacturing Safety Matters: The Importance of Keeping Clean on the Floor

A bald man in a blue polo shirt stands smiling with arms crossed in a large manufacturing plant. He is leaning against a stack of plastic crates. The background shows shelves filled with various materials and equipment.

Provided by: Three Sixty Safety The Importance of Keeping Clean on the Floor Often, our workplace is full of action with many workers performing different operations simultaneously. Imagine the chaos that would result if workers did not clean up after themselves. The manufacturing floor would become a hazardous obstacle course as trash and debris piled […]

Preventing Plant Floor Accidents: Manufacturing Safety Tips

A man in red overalls and a white shirt is lying unconscious on the floor with a head injury, bleeding from his forehead. A yellow caution sign is visible nearby, indicating the plant accidents that often occur in this hazardous environment.

Provided by: Three Sixty Safety Avoid Accidents on the Plant Floor While manufacturing is a much safer industry now than it was in the past, there are still hazards within the workplace. However, many on-the-job accidents can be avoided by focusing on safe practices and taking necessary precautions. Most accidents are caused by an unsafe […]

Safety Matters: Launch Your Safety Program

Three construction workers in safety gear and hard hats gather around a laptop in a factory setting, likely reviewing a safety program. One points at the screen, another holds a walkie-talkie, and the third observes. Machinery is visible in the background.

Provided by: Three Sixty Safety Launch Your Safety Program Safety programs are not only the responsibility of your supervisor or safety manager – everyone must take part to keep the workplace free from hazards. Lots of work goes on behind the scenes to make your job as safe as possible, but there are also some […]

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