The holiday season brings joy, but it also brings workplace injuries. Decorating offices, classrooms, and common areas may seem harmless—yet every year, thousands of people end up in emergency rooms due to decorating-related accidents.  Ac...

As we get ready to welcome a new year, many of us focus on resolutions - eat healthier, exercise more, or save money. But what about a resolution that protects your most valuable asset: your people? Prioritizing workplace safety isn’t just anot...

OSHA’s Recordkeeping Standard (Part 1904) can be challenging to navigate. Having the right tools and a clear understanding of the requirements is essential to ensure accurate documentation and compliance.   In this webinar, Stephen Badger,...

As part of MSHA's 30 CFR Part 46 training regulations, all sand and gravel pit workers must attend an 8-hour safety course once a year.  This workshop will review important safety-related topics including recognition and prevention of hazards, r...

"Injury prevention is not only cost avoidance, but a key component of strong business practices, leading to improved morale, and increased productivity. Having a safety program which includes accountability at all levels, leads to a decrease in injur...

As we welcome 2026, we recognize the 25th anniversary of OSHA’s Recordkeeping and Reporting standard, 29 CFR 1904. This important standard clarified recordkeeping requirements, added categories of injuries including privacy cases and hearing lo...

Acquisition to Position MEMIC as Third Largest Multi-state Workers’ Compensation Specialist  Portland, Maine—The MEMIC Group announced today the successful closing of its acquisition of The Dakota Group®, including Risk Adminis...

When winter storms hit, clearing snow becomes a necessity—but it’s not without risk. OSHA requires employers to train workers on the hazards they face and provide adequate controls to reduce those risks. For snow removal, this means under...