Incentive programs improve safety performance when focused on issues you’re trying to improve. In my earlier 2018 article, I wrote about basing incentive programs on measurables other than injuries. In this post, I’ll expand the topic by discussing successful programs … Read more …
Your crew has been on the job since 7 am. At 11 am, it’s as hot as the blazes out there. One of your crew members complains of being lightheaded. You’re pretty sure that it’s just because he didn’t eat … Read more …
Preventing falls takes more than providing equipment and giving work orders. A proper site evaluation and assessment is crucial. By using a Site Specific Fall Prevention Plan, companies are able to systematically review and access each situation. Washington State Industrial … Read more …
There are a couple of truisms that I’ve found about economic recessions and boom times, particularly in California’s Greater Bay Area aka “Silicon Valley.” First, there’s a silver lining during recessions (less traffic and shorter commute times). Second, boom times … Read more …
John is the owner of a manufacturing company. He wants to bid for bigger jobs but injuries are preventing him from being able to make the transition due to rising costs. John genuinely cares about his employees well-being and makes … Read more …
The sound of gravel and debris banging against my car was the first indication that I had fallen asleep while driving. I have no idea how far I traveled, and I don’t recall when I closed my eyes, but I … Read more …
