Occupational
The Possible Injury Related Dangers for Fishing Workers
This article reviews a few important pieces of advice and issues that arise when dealing with the safety of professional fishermen. Check out the entire article here. Read more
Bus Driver Safety
When you think of bus driver safety, you might think of driving and road hazards; however, there are a few safety concerns related to what happens on board the bus that need to be considered for bus driver safety as well. Read more
Injury-Free Hotel Housekeeping
Due to their rigorous work, housekeepers are the most likely of your entire staff to suffer from an injury while on the job than any other hotel employee. Learn more about injury free housekeeping here. Read more
5 Sports Medicine Techniques for Healthcare Workplace Safety
There are many different occupational hazards for healthcare workers. One of the biggest is their long work hours. Learn about Sports medicine techniques for healthcare worker safety here. Read more
Safety in the Oil and Gas Industry
In 2018, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recorded 94 employee deaths in the oil and gas extraction industry, making it among the most dangerous occupations in the private sector. Read more
Work Zone Safety Practices to Protect Utility Workers
Utility workers face numerous hazards daily. Find out how the initial training your employees receives could be robust enough that it stays top of mind out in the field. Read more
Preventing Injuries in the Food Preparation Industry
The food preparation industry experiences an unusually high risk of injury. Learn how to prevent injuries in the food preparation industry here. Read more
Our Hospital Heroes Need Help! – Ergonomic Improvements That Keep Nurses Saving Lives
Repetitive, overexertion injuries are the main driver of nursing staff injuries. To prevent these ergonomic related injuries, a simple approach can yield great results. Read about some immediate actions you can employ here! Read more
Stopping Health Care Workers from Becoming Patients: 3 Ergonomic Injury Risk Prevention Strategies
Let’s just say statistics show that it is more hazardous to work in a hospital than to build one. Injury rates for direct care workers are some of the highest in the country. In 2016, the injury rate per 10,000 workers was 337 for nursing assistants and 144 injuries among personal care aides. Read more
5 Keys to Ensure Employee Safety When Storing Hazardous Materials
The best strategy for ensuring employees are safe around hazardous materials is to be proactive in the management of these materials. Learn how to do just that here. Read more