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Conducting regular safety training is key to keep workers safe, but coming up with a topic throughout the year to keep employees engaged can be a challenge. Here’s a list of ideas to use each month to help you create your annual training program.
In fiscal year (FY) 2018, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) conducted a total of 32,023 inspections and cited U.S. employers with 63,363 violations and nearly $184 million in penalties. According to the Agency’s 2018 Enforcement Summary, over half (56 percent) of those inspections were unprogrammed, meaning they were conducted in response to an employee complaint, an imminent danger situation, an injury or fatality, or a referral.
How are environment, health, and safety (EHS) professionals demonstrating strong leadership and encouraging positive employee engagement?
In this survey report, we explore how organizations are implementing their PPE programs in the field alongside effective administrative policies and employee training.
In this survey report, we examine how companies are addressing the hazards presented by objects dropped from height. We uncovered: Dropped Object Incidents The Dropped Objects Standard Tools and Instrumentation PPE Training Download the survey results to learn what respondents had to say about their state of safety.
This special report discusses the 7 steps you need to develop a safety audit program that gives results. You’ll also get an interactive checklist to help you perform an audit at your facility.
Use this handy 33‑item checklist to identify what you need to do before you hire temps or send them to a client site. This checklist explains what steps to take to keep temporary workers safe from workplace hazards.
Download the Starting Guide to Safety Management to find the key questions to ask, essential function tasks, and training program assistance to help you hit the ground running. This guide is helpful If you’ve recently taken on Safety responsibilities or just need a refresher.
In this survey report, we examine how companies are managing the safety risks that naturally occur in supply chains consisting of multiple contractors and vendors.
In this survey report, we examine state of safety. The goal of this survey is to provide the safety industry with valuable insight into current challenges, but also facilitate safety improvements and record progress annually.