Work-related slip, trip, and fall incidents occur in all places of employment and are caused by several factors...

Stay Alert during severe weather. Think ahead and plan with safety in mind. It may save your life and those that may have to come and rescue you.

As an employer, you expect new hires to make some mistakes, it comes with the territory and could serve as...

Mold is everywhere. It can grow on wood, paper, carpet, ceiling tile, drywall, and insulation. Problems with mold occur when...

What is the “Circle of Safety?” The Circle of Safety is a technique commonly found in Vehicle Safety Programs to reduce the frequency of preventable accidents by...

The risk of a cyber attack is a threat that most employers have in common. Cyber attacks target computer information systems, infrastructures, computer networks, and/or personal computer devices...

Conflicting interests and misled clients are becoming commonplace in the Mold Consulting industry. Although there are credible, knowledgeable, and ethical...

The vast majority of workers’ compensation claims are legitimate. Most injured workers want nothing more than appropriate medical treatment and compensation...

Lightning is the third greatest storm-related killer in the United States. It causes nearly $1 billion in damages each year, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.

On March 20, 2012, the United States Department of Labor, Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) revised the Hazard Communication Standard...

A Safety Summit is an opportunity for managers and supervisors to enhance their expertise in safety and health issues. It encourages attendees to participate in discussions focused on departmental-specific risk issues...

Much has been said about the benefit of workers' compensation early return-to-work programs and how such programs improve the situation of injured workers...

Safety posters and other forms of communication help to raise awareness of safety issues. Safety posters, such as the one used by the Department of Public Social Services, serve as a reminder that safety is important.

Distracted driving is any activity that could divert a person’s attention away from the primary task of driving. All distractions can endanger the safety of drivers, passengers, and bystanders...

Does your department employ contingent, contractual, seasonal, freelance or “just-in-time” employees? If so, then your department employs temporary employees and may be responsible for their on-the job safety...