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Five Ways to Ignite Collaboration and Support by Design

Aug 15, 2018

OSHA Extends Beryllium Rule Compliance to December

Aug 15, 2018

Safety First at America's Top-Rated Amusement Park

Aug 13, 2018

5 Tips to Prevent Slips, Trips and Falls [Infographic]

Aug 10, 2018

Oregon OSHA Hosts Safety and Health Conference

Aug 09, 2018

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SINCERELY STEFANIE: A compilation of Sincerely Stefanie columns by Stefanie Valentic

Jul 27, 2017

National Safety Survey 2017 Executives Take Active Role in Employee Safety

Aug 07, 2017

OSHA: Texas Pipe-Laying Company Exposed Workers to Trenching Hazards

Aug 08, 2018

Separating Safety

Aug 08, 2018

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Implementing a True North Safety Culture

Jul 13, 2018

Accountability cannot be used to drive change.

Cell phones contain more bacteria than a toilet seat according to numerous studies In fact more than 945 percent of cell phones harbor bacteria which can cause pink eye the flu or diarrhea according to a study published in thenbspAnnals of Clinical Microbiology and Antimicrobials

Safety 2018: How Mobile Apps are Becoming Part of the Safety Industry

Jun 12, 2018

Here are 13 apps we found at Safety 2018 in San Antonio.

What’s the Real Cost of a Worker’s Life?

May 29, 2018

Rather than taking steps to make their workplaces safer, some companies are playing games with their workers’...

EHS Today eBook: Managing an Effective Training Program

In this special eBook guide to safety training, EHS Today looks at some of the innovative ways EHS managers have developed to best prepare and train their workforce in safety best practices.

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Reducing Corporate Risk to Worker Health from Toxic Chemicals

May 17, 2018

Companies need to be cognizant of the chemicals used in manufacturing processes.

Computer Vision Syndrome Decreases Worker Productivity

May 15, 2018

Images on a computer screen are viewed differently than those on printed paper.

Healthy Attitude: Danger Is in the Eye of the Beholder

Mar 29, 2018

The most dangerous jobs might be the ones that kill the spirit, not necessarily the body.

Can a Robot Feel Remorse?

Mar 21, 2018

As automation increasingly takes the place of human work, we need to remember that the ultimate responsibility for the robots lies with us.

In 2013 overexertion injuries accounted for 244 percent of all nonfatal workplace injuries and amounted to 1508 billion in direct costs These direct costs amount to 290 million dollars per week or 414 million per day

An Idiot's Guide to Ergonomics

Mar 14, 2018

Exoskeletons and ergonomic technologies are designed to prevent idiots like me from ignoring safety protocols and ergonomic...

Sincerely Stefanie: History Repeats Itself

Feb 27, 2018

Violence creates turning points in the never-ending quest to prevent future incidents from occurring, and sharing social media...

Healthy Attitude: An Uplifting Lesson in Warehouse Safety

Feb 06, 2018

Youth may be wasted on the wrong people, but safety is never wasted.

How to Improve Lone Worker Safety

Feb 01, 2018

Safety applications and audible alarms can help lone workers communicate in an emergency situation.

4 Ways Young Workers Can Achieve Success [Photo Gallery]

Jan 22, 2018

Forget the time-honored tradition that younger workers need to “pay their dues” before moving up the ladder of success.

The Perfect Analogy for Electrical Safety Principles

Jan 18, 2018

Isolating electrical energy in lockout/tagout (LOTO) is considered the riskiest task perform daily.

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