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Ho! Ho! Ho! Gift Wrapping and Lifting Tips for the Busy Elf
Stay safe during the gift giving season. We've packaged up some simple tips on how to avoid back and shoulder strains.
Vehicle Lift Safety
Vehicle lifts are widely used throughout the automotive service industry and are very effective pieces of equipment when proper safety procedures are followed.
Office Ergonomics Is Music to My Ears
As a fan of most music genres, especially alternative and classic rock, several song titles come to mind that I believe fit nicely with the topic of office ergonomics.
Be Sure The "Calm After the Storm" Is as Safe as Possible!
As we mark the five year anniversary of Super Storm Sandy, the northeast now has an estimated 1,000,000 homes and businesses without power. The passing of the latest storm is a big relief for the northeast U.S., but now the cleanup begins and that c...
Exercise Your Brain!
Is it really true that you can prevent memory loss? In most cases, absolutely!
Evolution of the Cabicle
Gone are the days of loggers toiling in the great outdoors enduring the elements and demands of strenuous physical labor. As the industry has become more mechanized, those who work in the logging sector are more likely to be driving a truck or operat...
Being Proactive Is Key for Workplace Safety
“I never saw a wreck and never have been wrecked, nor was I ever in any predicament that threatened to end in disaster.” -Captain Edward Smith in 1907
Employee Safety and Wellness Run Hand-In-Hand
When we think of employee safety, we generally think of occupational and industrial safety programs that control hazards and exposures. That is a critical component, but let’s take it a step further and consider a holistic approach.
Best Practices for Hotel Drivers and Guest Baggage
Hospitality employees are at an increased risk of injury compared to several other industries. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2015 data, the injury and illness rate for hotel employees was 5.1 compared to 3.0 for general industry.
Working Safely Over or Near Water
With recent hurricanes Harvey and Irma altering the landscape from sinister storm surges and unforgiving flooding rains, it is clear some form of work will need to be conducted over or near water.
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