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Wednesday, July 02, 2025
July's safety article
Find Hazards Before They Find You. In today's competitive business landscape, an employer's safety and health program is more than just complying with laws and regulations. It serves as a strategy to reduce costs, boost productivity, and enhance community reputation by lowering workers' compensation premiums, improving efficiency, retaining employees, and attracting talent. A primary cause of workplace injuries, illnesses, and incidents is the failure to identify hazards. The six actionable items of Hazard
Tuesday, June 17, 2025ON-SITE: 5 Steps to an Effective Heat Program
OSHA’s 5-Step Heat Plan Explained OSHA’s Heat National Emphasis Program has been extended through April 2026. In its first two years, the program led to 7,000 heat-related inspections. Is your business prepared for a targeted OSHA heat inspection? This month, we will outline the essential steps every employer should take to protect workers from heat-related hazards. Mitigating any recognized hazard begins with a plan, employee education, and effective controls. Step 1: Start with a
