Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM
Senior Risk Management Consultant
Posts by Leslie...
Hazards of Autumn – Leaves, Frost, Deer and Darkness
October 18, 2018 by Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM No commentsIn many parts of the country, autumn brings about new safety concerns including slip and fall hazards, extreme changes in weather conditions and less daylight. If you have employees that are working outside in the autumn weather, considering covering the … Read more …
Hazard Communication – 2012 Changes You May Have Missed
September 24, 2018 by Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM No commentsBack in 2012, changes to the OSHA hazard communication standard went into effect. The change aligned the standard with the Globally Harmonized System (GHS,) which is an international approach to Hazard Communication. The reason for the change was to bring the United … Read more …
Digging Deeper – an aMAZEing Time
September 20, 2018 by Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM No commentsAccident investigation is key to preventing future incidents. In my blogs, I discussed the red flags of an incomplete investigation and the importance of digging deeper during an investigation to find the real cause. Now, I’ll put those ideas into … Read more …
Visitor Safety Policy
September 19, 2018 by Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM No commentsYou’ve done a great job training your staff on safety expectation, you’ve even read our blog about training temporary employees, but what about guests on your property? Visitors need to be informed of your safety expectations. Visitors includes anyone who … Read more …
Digging Deeper – A Closer Look Into Accident Investigations
September 14, 2018 by Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM No commentsAccident investigation is key to preventing future accidents in your workplace. When a near miss or accident occurs, do you investigate to determine why the accident occurred so the issue can be addressed? Many organizations do an investigation, but do … Read more …
Laceration Prevention – Conducting a Knife Safety Audit
September 4, 2018 by Leslie Stoll, CSP, ARM No commentsSince lacerations injuries are usually minor, exposures are oftentimes overlooked. But, lacerations can be prevented by using the safest tool available for the job. Have you conducted a walk- through of your facility recently with a focus on knife safety? … Read more …
