Category: Infographic

Infographic: Struck-By Hazards

Struck-by incidents are a leading cause of death and nonfatal injuries in construction. Here’s what you need to know about preventing struck-by hazards.

Infographic: 8 Steps to Improve Women’s PPE

Today, a new report called Equity in Safety—A Global Report on Women’s Access to Proper Personal Protective Equipment was released, highlighting the PPE equity gap faced by women. Here’s the report’s recommendations for organizations and employers to address these gaps in women’s workplace safety.

Infographic: SIF Prevention

Here’s what you need to know about the National Safety Council’s updated serious injury and fatality (SIF) prevention model.

Infographic: Fentanyl Emergency Response

Opioid addiction is a major problem in the U.S. and it can have a serious impact on the workplace. Here are work practices that emergency responders should follow when illicit drugs such as fentanyl are known or suspected to be present.

Infographic: Rooftop Snow Removal Safety

Removing snow or ice from rooftops and other building structures is vitally important to prevent roof collapses, but it can be extremely dangerous for workers. Here’s what you need to know about how to plan ahead for safe snow removal from roofs.

Infographic: Healthcare Workplace Violence

Healthcare workers experience a disproportionate number of nonfatal injuries due to workplace violence. Here’s what you need to know to recognize risk factors for hospital violence and prevention strategies for employers.

Infographic: Working On or Near Water

There are many risks to consider when working on a job near water. Here’s what you need to know about worker safety around water.

Infographic: Warehouse Hazards and Solutions

With the holiday season upon us, warehouses are busier than ever, putting the spotlight on the many hazards that warehouse workers face. Here’s what you need to know about safe storage and handling of materials in warehouses.

Infographic: Workplace Stress Survey

One way to find out what workers need in terms of mental health support is to ask them. Here’s what OSHA suggests you include on an employee survey about workplace stress.