Tools & Tips

Although most safety programs and research center around safe work practices and engineering solutions to safety and health problems, those strategies are not likely to have the desired effect if you don’t also have an effective way to encourage employees to engage in safe behaviors every day on the job. Behavior-based safety (BBS) programs can […]

Whatever the reason, if Cal/OSHA on your doorstep, you can’t send the inspector away—not for long or without a very good reason— but you can be prepared for a Cal/OSHA visit. You can even take some steps to reduce your risk of being inspected. This Special Report will show you how.

From helping you understand the latest OSHA regulations on temporary worker safety, to strategies for improving training and adherence to your company’s “safety culture,” this in-depth Safety Insider Report (a $299 value!), will provide the knowledge you need to limit your liability, comply with federal regulations, and drive safety success in your organization for your entire workforce.

The phenomenon of workplace violence, which has increased steadily in recent years, has been generating concern among employers. Employees, as well as supervisors and managers, have become all too frequent victims of assaults or other violent acts in the workplace, which entail a substantial risk of physical or emotional harm. Take a step towards protecting your workplace with this free report.

This 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.

Get your safety training off on the right foot with free toolbox talks. Start training workers on three critical topics: fall protection, back safety, and head protection. Access now!

This report examines the three critical steps that Cal/OSHA requires in its general regulation on PPE, as well as the vital—but not mandated—fourth step of following up. You’ll also learn how these general rules apply to the various categories of PPE.

This toolkit reviews the 5 key components of a workplace violence plan, offers sample language for a zero tolerance policy, and helps you train your workers on how to avoid and prevent violence at your facility with a free toolbox talk.

Brief toolbox talks can be incorporated into busy schedules to relay new safety precautions or reinforce the safety message. Download this toolbox talk to take a simple step towards championing safety at your facility/jobsite!

(Bonus: This month you get an extra talk! That means you get not 1, but 2 toolbox talks!)

30% of employees injured at work have been on the job for less than a year. It seems like a high percentage, doesn’t it? Why is it so high? To answer that, let’s take a look at 7 stupid reasons new employees get injured.