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Violence in the Workplace: OSHA’s New Directive

Violence in the Workplace: OSHA’s New Directive

Lacerations, bruises, fractures, illnesses, disabilities and disorders; these are all things you might expect to result from an injury in the workplace. Overseeing and managing the risks of each of these incidents can be daunting and difficult for a leadership…

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Are Your Employees Fit for Duty?

Are Your Employees Fit for Duty?

Workplace injuries cost U.S. employers $1 billion a week in workers compensation alone. When lost time costs are added to the costs of lost productivity, total workers comp expenditures are estimated to be more than $215 billion. According to the…

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Contact with Objects and Equipment Leading Cause of Fatalities in Manufacturing

Contact with Objects and Equipment Leading Cause of Fatalities in Manufacturing

A recent NIOSH publication reports that nearly 690,000 non-fatal occupational injuries and illnesses occurred in 2008 in the manufacturing industry. More than half of these occurrences reported days away from work, job transfer or restriction. Over 400 workers experienced fatalities…

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Workers Memorial Day

Workers Memorial Day

April 28th is Workers Memorial Day – a day specially assigned to recognizes workers who died or sustained work-related injuries or illnesses during the previous year. According to the CDC, in 2008, over 5,000 workers died from occupational injuries. Also…

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Safety + Health’s 2010 CEO’s Who ‘Get It’

Safety + Health’s 2010 CEO’s Who ‘Get It’

In the February 2010 edition of Safety + Health magazine, the NSC recognizes eight executives who have become integral leaders in safety for their organization and the community. Coming from diverse workplaces, these CEOs recognize the value of communicating and…

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New Study: “A Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Training & Education”

New Study: “A Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Training & Education”

In a new study from the Institute for Work & Health entitled A Systematic Review of the Effectiveness of Training & Education for the Protection of Workers, it was determined that training programs (e.g. lectures, classes, printed materials) had a…

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January is National Eye Care Month

January is National Eye Care Month

Eye injuries have become quite common in the workplace, particularly in industrial environments. According to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, approximately 2,000 eye related injuries are sustained by workers each year. Safety experts believe that as many…

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Workplace Safety: Bio-Physics and the Industrial Athlete (EHS Today)

Workplace Safety: Bio-Physics and the Industrial Athlete (EHS Today)

In the last two decades in particular, workplace safety has come to have many facets and strategies. From safety videos to safety meetings, and from safety training to safety awareness, it is safety education…

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Ignoring Small Details Can Lead to Big Accidents

Ignoring Small Details Can Lead to Big Accidents

One of the main goals of safety officers and managers at any company is to create what is called a ‘culture of safety’. Essentially, this refers to an organization whose employees are dedicated to maintaining safety standards in every task that they perform at…

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Tips to Prevent Falls

Tips to Prevent Falls

Most of us, at one time or another in our life, have taken a fall or two. Maybe you were climbing on a chair instead of a safety stool, or you fell over the kids or the dog’s toys scattered around the house or on the stairs, or maybe you’ve fallen over…

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