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Fire Prevention Week: Is Your Workplace Really Fire-Ready?
Look Beyond the Fire Extinguisher to the Everyday Hazards Around Your Business Fire Prevention Week takes place October 4–10, making this a timely opportunity for businesses to look at fire safety with fresh eyes. Most workplaces have fire extinguishers, exit signs,...
New OSHA Guidance Highlights the Importance of Being Prepared
Could Your Workplace Respond to an Opioid Overdose? Workplaces prepare for many types of medical emergencies. First-aid kits are stocked, AEDs are installed, and employees may receive CPR or emergency response training. But would your workplace know what to do during...
From Data Collection to Action
Is Your Business Measuring Too Much—and Acting on Too Little? Businesses have access to more information than ever before. Fleet telematics can track vehicle activity and driver behavior. Safety platforms record inspections, training, incidents, and corrective...
Never Forget September 11th
September 11, 2001, is a day etched in our memories. It was a moment of unimaginable loss, as nearly 3,000 lives were taken in the attacks on the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and Flight 93. The grief was shared across the world, as we watched with heavy hearts....
Fall Road Safety
Summer Is Over, but Safe Driving Habits Shouldn't Be Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, bringing another shift in roadway conditions. Vacations wind down, schools are back in session, employees return to regular schedules, and morning and afternoon traffic...
Earthquake Preparedness
Understanding the Risks and Building Safer Habits Before the Ground Shakes Earthquakes can occur with little or no warning, making them one of the most unpredictable natural hazards. While they are most commonly associated with the West Coast, earthquakes can occur in...
Common Risk Management Mistakes Businesses Still Make
Small Oversights Can Lead to Bigger Problems Every business faces risk, but many incidents can be traced back to a handful of common mistakes that are often preventable. While organizations invest significant time and resources into safety and compliance, overlooking...
Managing the Risks of Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding, and Lightning
How Businesses Can Prepare for Severe Weather Before It Disrupts Operations Heavy rain, flash flooding, and lightning are among the most common weather-related hazards businesses face throughout the year. While these storms may develop quickly and pass within hours,...
Safety Doesn’t End After Safe and Sound Week
Building a Year-Round Safety Culture Every August, organizations across the country participate in Safe + Sound Week, a nationwide initiative led by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) that encourages employers to strengthen workplace safety and...
August Is Brake Safety Awareness Month
Why Your Brakes Deserve Attention Before the Busy Fall Travel Season August is Brake Safety Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to focus on one of the most important safety systems in any vehicle. Whether you're driving a personal vehicle, managing a...
