California’s Workplace Violence Prevention Law takes effect July 1. The law requires nearly all California employers to create a written Workplace Violence Prevention Plan.
Safety is a top concern for many. With effective training, you can create a strong safety culture and improve employee engagement.
Infections from bloodborne pathogens like HIV and hepatitis can happen anywhere, especially in manufacturing. A comprehensive workplace safety training program can teach your employees how to protect themselves and others.
Workplace violence comes in multiple forms, from the most gruesome active shooter incidents to fights in the parking lot or verbal attacks in the break room. If you’re designing your first workplace violence safety plan, Cal/OSHA might offer a way to get started.
High-quality, consistent employee training can do wonders for keeping foods and employees safe. Unfortunately, much of that training can go in one ear and out the other. These four proven methods can help make your training more memorable.
For much of the nation, there’s no end in sight to the excessive summer heat. Workplace safety training can be one of the best defenses against heat-related stress. Employees are better equipped to protect themselves and coworkers if they know the signs of heat stress and understand how to react.
No one wants to work at a company where they feel unsafe. These leadership training tips can help managers and supervisors prevent workplace violence before it occurs.
Last year, OSHA conducted over 31,000 inspections, nearly half based on employee complaints, injuries, fatalities, and referrals. Don’t get caught by surprise. Here’s how to prepare for an OSHA inspection and five mistakes to avoid.
Record-breaking temperatures mean higher expectations for manufacturers to protect employees from the heat. If your workplace struggles to maintain a cool environment for employees, here are a few steps to consider.
This year for National Safety Month, the NSC is spotlighting four weekly themes: emergency preparedness, slips, trips and falls, heat-related illnesses, and hazard recognition. Our group-based and eLearning training covers all of these essential areas. These five tips come to mind when we think of National Safety Month.
As manufacturers become more reliant on technology, cybercriminals are stepping up their attacks and gaining access to data and operations through phishing attacks. Here are several tips and techniques to help protect your employees from falling victim to phishing attacks.
Without an effective hazard communication program, you could be putting workers at risk and face financial penalties. Here are six steps to help you get started.
Abrasive wheel grinders are standard tools for most manufacturers. To avoid injuries and possible deaths, check out these five safety tips.
