Forklift Safety Day – Toolbox Talk
Why This Matters Forklifts are one of the most useful tools on any jobsite, warehouse floor, or manufacturing facility. They help teams move heavy materials quickly and efficiently, but they can also become one of the most dangerous pieces of equipment when safety procedures are ignored. Every year, forklift-related incidents lead to serious injuries, property […]
Prevent the Burn—Heat Stress Awareness: Is Your Team Just Thirsty or Are They Already in Danger?
You might think, “They’ll grab water… we’re fine.” But the hard truth is, Heat Stress begins earlier than you think, and its first symptom is impaired judgment. The body’s inability to cool itself doesn’t just cause cramps; it causes confusion, dizziness, and slow reaction times—the leading cause of falls and major accidents on a hot […]
Supervisor Readiness at the Intersection of Safety and Well‑Being
As May — Mental Health Awareness Month — is upon us, organizations have a timely opportunity to strengthen supervisor readiness for some of the highest‑risk workplace interactions. We are offering a coordinated bundle of trainings that support early intervention, consistency, and supportive responses: Together, these trainings establish a clear, repeatable framework for supervisors to recognize […]
Lockout Tagout OSHA Compliance Quick Tips
Every year, workers are seriously injured or killed because hazardous energy sources were not properly isolated before maintenance or servicing activities began. An effective Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) program is one of the most important safeguards employers can implement to protect employees and maintain OSHA compliance. Whether you are reviewing your current procedures or building a program […]
Supervisor Readiness at the Intersection of Safety and Well-Being
As May – Mental Health Awareness Month – approaches, organizations have a timely opportunity to strengthen supervisor readiness for some of the highest‑risk workplace interactions. We are offering a coordinated bundle of trainings that support early intervention, consistency, and defensible responses: Together, these trainings establish a clear, repeatable framework for supervisors to recognize early warning […]
De-Escalation and Mental Health First Aid Training for Supervisors
In today’s dynamic work environment, the responsibilities of supervisors extend well beyond task management and productivity tracking. They are not just managers or supervisors, they are front-line leaders who work with employees in moments of stress, frustration, confusion, or even crisis. With rising rates of workplace violence, mental health challenges, and social tensions, it has become imperative to provide supervisors with the skills to recognize and respond to such challenges effectively. Two essential tools to do this are mental health first aid (MHFA) and de-escalation training.
Lung Cancer & The Right to Know About Workplace Exposures
Lung Cancer and the Right to Know About Workplace Exposures: A Safety Perspective Lung cancer remains a leading cause of occupational disease, with significant risks posed by exposure to carcinogens like asbestos, radon, and chemicals. It is essential to ensure that workers are informed about the potential hazards in their workplace to prevent long-term health […]
Tornadoes & EAP
Tornadoes are fast and unpredictable. They don’t wait for perfect conditions, and your Emergency Action Plan (EAP) shouldn’t either. Most workplaces have a written plan, and that’s a good start. But real weather events have a way of testing how that plan holds up when people are spread across departments, on different shifts, or unfamiliar […]
Fleet Safety: A Key Element of Risk Management
Fleet Safety: A Key Element of Risk Management Fleet safety is crucial for minimizing risk, ensuring compliance, and protecting both employees and the company’s reputation. A comprehensive safety program is essential for reducing accidents and improving operational efficiency. Driver training is foundational to fleet safety. All operators should be trained in defensive driving, hazard recognition, […]
Heat and Noise
This technical bulletin provides information regarding how heat is typically present in the workplace while noise is present. Background Heat and noise often go hand in hand as workplace hazards due to both being produced by the same sources. Examples of sources include heavy machinery, engines, and industrial processes. These environments generate high temperatures and […]
