Distractions in today’s digital workplace pose serious risks to safety and productivity. A Screen Education survey found 59% of employees are phone-distracted at work, with 24% reporting incidents linked to digital distractions. Such distractions can...

Fatigue is a critical but often overlooked workplace hazard that can impair judgment, slow reaction times, and decrease overall performance, leading to higher rates of incidents and injuries. Factors such as long shifts, irregular hours, and chronic ...

In workplace safety, proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is crucial but often overlooked. Reasons for non-compliance include comfort, inconvenience, perceived invincibility, lack of understanding, availability issues, and poor fit. Addr...

Introducing safety incentive programs to motivate employees to prioritize safety and reduce workplace incidents while aligning with OSHA guidelines is crucial. Emphasizing clear communication, fairness, and diverse reward criteria can help create a s...

The workplace poses serious risks of poisoning from exposure to hazardous substances, leading to numerous deaths and illnesses annually. National Poison Prevention Week in March raises awareness about the dangers of toxic substances and the importanc...

Teamwork plays a crucial role in improving safety in organizations. Research shows that worker perceptions of teamwork are directly linked to reduced incidents and injuries. By fostering a culture of trust, collaboration, and mutual support, organiza...

The importance of preventing impaired driving extends beyond the holiday season, with ongoing risks on the road. Companies can mitigate this risk with clear policies and education for employees. Tips include arranging transportation, moderating alcoh...

Winter poses serious safety challenges with icy slips and falls being common workplace hazards. MEMIC's Walk Safe Winter Safety Campaign, featuring Kim Block, emphasizes proactive safety measures to prevent life-altering injuries. Kim's story of resi...