You’re looking to be more proactive and plan ahead. At least, that’s what our website data shows us.
You want to know more about summer safety, from heat protection to car accidents. There’s a reason why they call these months scorchers and the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer—and you need to make sure your colleagues are protected.
You also want to know about the latest in COVID-19 guidance, including advice for how to return to work and resume operations safely in light of changing recommendations.
Last March, you had to quickly adapt to new safety protocols. Now, you’re having to adapt again based on the latest guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. It can be difficult and confusing, but the good news is you’ve done it before, and you can certainly do it again.
And while the pandemic disrupted business as usual—an understatement, to say the least—COVID-19 is only one part of what you do. Our website data reflects that based on the other topics you have been searching for this month.
Drop us a line in the comments or via email if there’s something else you need help with. Our job is to make yours easier, and your feedback helps guide our work.
Without further ado, here are the most popular stories this month.
10 Ways to Increase Awareness of Preparedness
Being prepared for a disaster is just as important as having car or homeowners’ insurance. If residents are prepared for a disaster, they will be less of a burden on responders, who can focus on helping those in greater need. Sometimes, it takes a different approach to get the message across.
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Ten Ways to Avoid Car Accidents
AutoTrader.com reminds consumers to slow down this summer while traveling by car and follow these 10 tips to avoid accidents.
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Be Careful About Vaccine Incentives
EEOC wellness and disabilities rules can cause complications.
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Return to Work: A Template for Safety Practices and Protocols
How to make sure every worker is on the same page as they return from COVID-19 shutdowns.
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Why Reporting All Incidents Matters
Employers should have open communication channels for reporting incidents.
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Occupational Health Experts Offer Guidelines to Prevent Workplace Illness and Injury
"The focus on identifying measures that occur before worker’s health is harmed is critical to safeguarding worker health," said AIHA CEO Lawrence D. Sloan.
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Construction Supplement Hydration Keeping Workers Cool and Comfortable
Construction workers can beat the heat by ensuring an adequate water supply is available.
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Nine Strategies for Successfully Playing Office Politics
Don't make the mistake of believing you can ignore or avoid office politics. Instead, learn how to navigate them with these helpful tips.
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The Top 10 Ways to Improve Safety Management
A panel of safety experts offer their advice to improve the management of the safety process and foster leadership.
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The Importance of Ergonomics for the Safety Professional
As a safety professional, you already have a full plate. Dealing with identifying risk, maintaining compliance and regulatory standards, developing training, keeping budgets and ergonomics too?
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