By definition, safety professionals are responsible for controlling exposure to risk. As a result, they tend to focus their efforts on...

Keeping your crew safe from creepy crawlers Bugs, snakes, rodents, and toxic plants are a year round problem when you work outdoors in...

Florida’s workers’ compensation rates will decline for the third consecutive year in 2020 if the state’s Office of Insurance Regulation...

Safety meetings are the key to protecting your workers and your company from the daily hazards faced on the job. The goal of safety...

n 2017, there were 270,000 injuries reported in the transportation and warehousing industry. The same industry also saw 819 deaths, a...

It’s all fun and games until someone loses an eye, and an expensive worker’s comp claim is kicked into motion. In the course of the work...

As an employer, one of your most important assets are the people that make your work possible: your employees. When an incident happens...

The threats that make enclosure thermal management necessary to begin with reach the height of their destructive energies all at once,...

A flurry of tradespeople is often a sign of work getting done. It’s also a sign of potential safety issues. Every contractor will face...

It's no secret that those working on construction sites face certain risks that would not pertain to 9-5 office jobs. In fact, year after...

Lifting objects or manually handling materials puts workers at risk for back injuries. More than 111,000 such injuries requiring days...

We all remember what it felt like to enter the workforce, especially the first time we landed a “real” job on a construction site or in...