Employer Requirements to Recording Injuries and Illnesses
The OSH Act of 1970 requires the Secretary of Labor to produce regulations that require employers in certain industries to […]
Safety Management Series
Basics of a Written Safety Plan
A written workplace safety program is one of the most effective tools an organization can use to identify hazards, reduce […]
OSHA Recordability Flowchart
Not all work environments are the classic 4 walls work environment, many employees work on the road traveling, work from […]
Universal Waste Management Policy
The universal waste regulations at 40 CFR 273 are less burdensome alternatives to the RCRA requirements of 40 CFR 260–270 […]
How to Measure Workplace Safety
There is a preoccupation in most industries for measuring safety using the frequency or severity of lost time accidents and […]
Are Emergency Action Plans Really Necessary?
You’ve probably heard the famous quote from General Eisenhower about plans being useless but planning essential. It’s as valid today […]
Workplace Safety Meetings – 7 Ways To Increase Their Effectiveness
Have you ever wished your workplace safety meetings were more interesting, more engaging, more productive, and more rewarding? Perhaps you […]
Barriers to Improving Workplace Safety
The first stage in improving the level of safety in your workplace is to assess exactly where you are. This […]
How to Change the Workplace Safety Culture
Setting out to modify or change the safety culture in a workplace is a daunting task. Working against you is […]
Calculate ROI of Safety
The direct and indirect accident costs represent the “benefits” (money saved) if we adopt the recommended actions. The benefits are […]