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You arrive at work, and you find your co-worker lying on the floor. Do you know what to do? Accidents in the workplace can happen suddenly with no prior sign. The initial first aid provided may determine this person’s survival. Being able to provide safety measures...

Accidents happen every day in the workplace, employees experience injuries of various severity, possibly resulting in death. All employees contribute to a safe workplace environment, by noticing their surroundings and potential accidents before they occur. Conducting...

Forklifts, also known as Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT’s), are used in many industries, and are a common piece of equipment used by companies of all sizes. According to OSHA’s Standard covering the safe use of PIT’s, only trained and authorized, licensed drivers are...

Every year between April and June, we encounter some of the most severe weather conditions including; thunderstorms, tornadoes, large hail, and flash flooding. These hazardous weather conditions account for hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries annually....

It is the employer’s responsibility to provide a safe workplace for all employees. The best place to begin is, to develop a Health and Safety program, by establishing a written policy explaining the company’s commitment to the program for all employees. The program...

Falls are the leading cause of injuries and fatalities in the workplace, second only to vehicle accidents. The construction industry leads the way with the largest number of fatalities as a result of these falls. However, the possibility of falls at any workplace is...