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Blog Are Your Employees Safely Oriented

Hiring and retaining good employees is a challenge for most employers, especially given the historically low unemployment rates. The hiring process is time consuming and resource intensive; and this is before we even get the new employee in the door ...

Blog Hands Off the Cellphone While Driving

Normally safety professionals would be advocating for a “hands-on” approach to workplace safety.  But in this case, we all need to keep our hands off the cellphone while driving.  In September, Maine becomes the 19th state, plus...

Blog Fashion Week has Everyone Asking Whats the Latest in the World of Safety Wear

September brings with it fall fashion at all the major locations: New York, Paris, Milan, London.  If fashion is your passion, this is the time for you.  But this is a safety blog and our passion is protecting workers in all industries.&nbs...

Blog Fall Prevention Awareness Week: Eliminate the Leading Causes of Workplace Injury

Fall prevention is a critical element to any safety program.  Regardless of industry, falls remain one of the leading causes of workplace injury.  But this is a hazard that can impact anyone, at home or at work.  It can be a slip on ic...

Blog Reflection Over Yuletide Tea

In the still life of winter, a weak sun peeks through a weathered window illuminating the pale-yellow walls of a cozy kitchen.  It was upon a tranquil morn that he arose from his peaceful nap to putter through the early hours after a magical nig...

Blog Ask the Ergonomist - Should I have a ball at work?

I am frequently asked, “Should I use a yoga ball instead of a chair?”  At this point, many have heard of using an inflatable ball because it is purported to activate core muscles and improve back posture.  So let’s toss th...

Blog Heinrich's Pyramid - Does It Hold Up 90 Years Later?

Herbert William Heinrich was an assistant superintendent of an insurance company and back in 1931 he commenced a study of more than 75,000 industrial accidents.  The result of this work was published in Industrial Accident Prevention: A Scientif...

Blog Ergonomics: Fitting the Work to the Worker

Do you sometimes feel like a square peg in a round hole? In the kitchen or at work, do you feel like things are just a little too high or a little too low? Pretty frustrating, isn’t it? Maybe your partner is quite a bit taller or shorter than y...

Blog You’ve Got to Ask Yourself One Question: Do I Feel Lucky?

Dirty Harry’s quote was used in a post from 2015, but this time the topic is a little different.  Luck is defined as “a combination of circumstances, events, etc., operating by chance to bring good or ill to a person.”  Wi...

Blog Space Cushion Your Margin for Error on the Road

We’ve all heard a number of safe driving principles such as avoiding distracted driving, following speed limits, never driving impaired, and the hazards of road rage.  But there is another principle that deserves just as much attention: Sp...