In my last blog I spoke about the benefits of a Return to Work Program. So now that you know how a RTW Program benefits both the injured worker and the employer, let’s look at some of the components that make … Read more …
As with most things in life, the failure of a safety program can be analyzed and steps can be taken to correct problems to ensure that it does its job. A common issue seen by safety professionals is the use … Read more …
The technology revolution has provided increased safety efficiencies through the use of tablet and smart phone applications. Utilizing applications to identify and correct workplace hazards leads to safer workplaces by improving internal communication. With the use of an internet ready … Read more …
Q-Under the Globally Harmonized System of Classification and Labeling Chemicals, which signal word indicates a greater hazard? (Danger, Warning) A-Danger February’s poll question must have been too easy for our readers! Thank you again for participating. Instead of reinventing the … Read more …
It’s that time! OSHA 300 Logs need to be prepared and the Form 300A, the Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses, needs to be posted in the workplace starting February 1st through April 30th. The OSHA 300 Log is a … Read more …
Springtime means flowers, birds, sunshine, and warmth. But it can also mean injuries when spring fever and carefree attitudes lead to careless behaviors. For most of the country this has been one of the worst winters on record. It has … Read more …
