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Blog A Changing of the Guard at OSHA

On the 5th of August, President Obama selected Dr. David Michaels, a research scientist and professor from George Washington University, as the new head of OSHA.  How will this affect you and your business? OSHA has had a relatively quiet existe...

Blog Boating Safety Statistics

As the unofficial end of summer approaches, Labor Day weekend will mean that our waterways will be congested with boaters for what may be the last time this summer.  While it’s not related to many workplaces, we thought it was important to...

Blog Connecting Workplace Safety With Home Safety

Millions of workers attend some sort of safety related meeting on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis.  The effectiveness of these trainings in changing workplace behaviors and attitudes is questionable—reading the same tool box talk for the...

Blog Distracted Driving

Lately, it seems every time you read, watch, or listen to a news outlet, texting and cell phone usage while driving are the major topics of discussion. States are quickly trying to nip this issue in the bud. New York, for example, will enact a s...

Blog Friction Reducing Devices—A Better Solution

Within the healthcare industry, repositioning patients is always a serious concern. The science of lifting a human and gravity are important aspects to a safe move. Repositioning, turning, and boosting patients up in bed are common sou...

Blog The Industrial Athlete

In professional baseball, a pitcher is removed from a game after pitching approximately 100 pitches.  He is sent to the locker room, shoulder iced down, and allowed to rest for the next 2 or 3 games before pitching again. This is done to prevent...

Blog Spring Is Here—and So Are the Ticks!

The snow is slowly beginning to recede around my homestead, which is an inevitable sign of spring. I know there are a lot of folks in the audience with much greener surroundings and maybe even having mowed the lawn once or twice—boy, do I envy ...

Blog Keep Lifts Between the Knees and Shoulder

How did this lifting range come into existence? Some might say experience and logic got us here. Actually, this guideline was developed through historical research done by the National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) using mecha...

News MEMIC Calls Decrease in Workers' Compensation Rates Great News for Maine Employers

PORTLAND, ME, February 21, 2018 – Michael P. Bourque, president and CEO of The MEMIC Group, Maine’s largest and leading workers’ compensation insurance company, hailed the announcement that effective April 1, employers will pay...