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Injuries and Illness
Modern safety management goes beyond covering traditional workplace accidents to now being equally concerned with illnesses caused on and even off the job. This section will explain what you need to know to avoid both injuries and illnesses, and to track your progress in reaching this goal.
National Immunization Awareness Month is the perfect time to educate your workers about the importance of getting vaccinated against – and keeping vaccinations current for – potentially serious infections.
Back injuries are a common workplace malady because we use our backs with almost every move we make. This week, our Safety Training Tips Editor provides tips for preventing these injuries, along with their painful – and costly – consequences
For a variety of reasons, part-time, temporary, and contract workers are at higher risk of occupational injuries and illnesses than workers in traditional work situations. Here are six ways you can help protect them – and yourself
It’s probably something you always suspected, but now there is solid scientific evidence to support it: Part-time, temporary, and contract workers are at higher risk of occupational injuries and illnesses than workers in traditional work situations
Yesterday’s Advisor highlighted the serious problem of slip-and-fall injuries, particularly in the restaurant environment. But the dangers of slips, trips, and falls are present in every industry, and failure to train your workers with a detailed prevention plan is a recipe for disaster.
The high cost of slips, trips, and falls—both in human suffering and economic losses—is well documented, and perhaps nowhere else do the ingredients combine to make it a bigger problem than in restaurants. Here are some solutions that apply there, and in most other businesses, too.
One workplace danger not discussed enough is that of bodily harm caused by high levels of vibration. So that’s what our Safety Training Tips Editor has chosen to focus on today.
Dry eye syndrome doesn’t have to happen, and if it does, the remedies are usually easy to implement. Here are the steps the experts recommend.
If your workers complain of eye irritation or pain, the blame may lie no further away than your air conditioning vents. Here’s what to look for, assuming your eyes are ok, that is!
You can treat heat stress, but preventing it is even better. Here are 6 steps you can take.
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