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Machine Guarding and Lockout/Tagout: Creating a Culture Surrounding Machine Safety - Workshop

.c-split-page__header__column-two { display:none; } .c-button--primary { width:auto; } In 2021, improper Machine Guarding and ignored Lockout/Tagout procedures took the lives of 93 employees and injured thousands more, accor...

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Blog Are Your Guards in Place? Quick Tips for Improving Machine Guarding Safety

The injured employee was already in the ambulance. As I handed the EMT the Styrofoam cup of ice that contained the severed finger, I had an oppressive feeling of responsibility and knew that this should not have happened. (Attend the MEMIC Webinar li...

Blog Make Your Work and World a Safer Place with the Safety Experts Podcast

We are excited to announce that on Monday, November 11th we will be launching a new safety resource—the MEMIC Safety Experts Podcast! We will go even more in-depth on the topics we cover in this blog, and since it is a podcast you can listen to...

News MEMIC Streamlines Payments to Injured Workers, Service Partners With Rollout of ClaimsPay® Electronic Payment System

(Portland, ME) – The MEMIC Group today began issuing payments to injured workers and service partners electronically via a new partnership with One Inc.  MEMIC’s adoption of One Inc’s ClaimsPay® platform allows thousands of...

Blog Don’t Skate Around Snow Removal Equipment

Many hazards can be encountered on a winter commute. Slippery roads, frosted windows, drivers who don’t properly clean off their vehicle, snow removal equipment among the most notable. The first three can be managed with some planning and preve...

Dan Clark

"Every day I work with employers to show that safety and productivity are not opposing forces. In the end it takes much less time to do things right than it takes to explain why things went wrong. If you just depend on ‘common sense’ for ...