- October 27, 2014 by Dan Heinen, ASP (View all
posts by Dan)
How many people have coffee cans in their garage with nails, screws, miscellaneous nuts and bolts in them? Guilty as charged. They are even pretty handy when painting. Once the original contents have been used, empty bottles and containers can … Read more …
As the economy continues to grow, many employers are having a greater need for temporary employees to keep up with production demands. Temporary employees are prone to injury due to a lack of industry knowledge or experience. The primary and … Read more …
Like the sign in the photo? It works – people don’t back into the large post behind them anymore. The sign’s message is clear and tells them exactly what to be careful of. It doesn’t rely on their memory to … Read more …
For years, doctors have been warning us with reports and studies that fountain sodas and other sugary drinks are bad for us. Both regular and diet sodas have been linked to obesity, kidney damage, and certain cancers; regular soda has … Read more …
What are the correct procedures for training temporary workers? Do they follow the same rules as regular employees? Often times, they are not given adequate safety training for their respective job duties. Staffing agencies and employers are jointly responsible for … Read more …
The chain of events following an incident can lead to losing future job bids. Don’t believe me? Check out this worst-case, but very likely scenario of what happens to a small contractor, ABC Contracting, after a bad accident. Jimmy, an … Read more …