With 2023 just around the corner, it’s time to get ahead of the biggest ergonomic trends for the upcoming year.
Ergonomics is not a new concept but with an increased number of hybrid and remote workers, new ergo risk factors have emerged that must be addressed early to prevent long-term…
Calling all safety professionals, claims managers, HR representatives, and anyone else who cares about the safety of your company’s most valuable assets – the employees!
As the end of 2022 rapidly approaches, it’s time to start looking ahead to the top safety trends for 2023. Safety in the…
Planning to join the safety professionals at the NSC Congress and Expo in Houston March 22-24, 2018?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, in 2016 alone 5,190 people died while doing their jobs. That’s more than 14 people per day. Many of these deaths were completely preventable.
According to a recent study, the average American adult working full-time logs 47 hours per week at their job. That means over the course of one year, a full-time employee will spend more than 2,400 hours on the job. No one wants to spend those hours in an unsafe or hazardous work environment.
Often, the involvement of a prevention specialist is spurred by a workplace incident of a physical nature. An employee—or several employees—are experiencing physical symptoms, so a specialist is brought into the company to implement a safety initiative.