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The rising trend of golf carts use in various industries as a convenient means of transporting employees and materials around worksites has brought attention to the need for clear safety protocols. These versatile low speed vehicles (LPVs), known by ...

We first opened our doors in Portland, ME in 1993. Since then we have expanded our footprint down the east coast, opening 7 other office locations along the way. Today, we have over 500 employees, 400 who sit in one of our offices and 100 who are ful...

This two-day in person training provides instruction on key sections of OSHA’s Construction Standards, instructing attendees on how to effectively implement appropriate safety procedures in the workplace. In addition, specific information is p...

Ergonomics is the science of the body doing work. Whether you're typing on a keyboard or serving food in a restaurant, you're doing basic ergonomic principles.   Studies show that poor attention to ergo issues often lead to workplace injuri...

“Involving all levels of employees in the workplace is key to creating a positive safety culture. From top management to front line employees, everyone has an essential role. Having employees participate in finding solutions to safety concerns ...

Last year over thirty thousand readers enjoyed our Safety Net posts. In order to provide the most helpful information, we look to see what interests our readers the most and found these seven posts to be the most viewed in 2015: How Much Is Too Much ...

This year MEMIC is celebrating 25 years of our mission to provide the best workers’ comp insurance by focusing on workplace safety and the compassionate treatment of all workers. Every week we try to provide the most valuable workplace safety ...

Many things change with age. Although I am not yet considered elderly, I have noticed myself squinting at small print and taking a bit longer to get out of the recliner. While these may seem minor at this point, they are signs of a slightly increased...