A Q&A with ClickSafety’s Director of Compliance, Rolando Cedillo, on the importance of trenching and excavation safety.

Adhering to OSHA’s fall protection standards and safety best practices can protect you and your employees from the leading cause of workplace injuries, fatalities, and citations.

In this webinar, Rolando Cedillo, ClickSafety’s Director of Compliance and David Wald, Aclaimant CEO, discuss the role OSHA 10 training plays in your overall safety and risk management plans.

Falls are among the most common causes of work-related injuries and citations for OSHA violations. By adhering to OSHA standards and safety best practices, it’s possible to eliminate or minimize workplace hazards to reduce the number of falls and help keep you and your team safe on the job.

Encourage your team members to practice parking lot safety with this safety bulletin that you can download and display around the workplace.

Occupational safety is a big job. For new safety leaders, getting oriented quickly and positioning to be effective may be challenging. The ‘Four Pillars’ approach to safety, crafted by subject matter experts, is designed to help you focus on what’s important for early success.

A deep dive into the four common non-fatal injury types across manufacturing and construction, with suggested best practices for mitigating risk amongst your workforces.

Top drivers of American manufacturing sector training technology investments.

NYC mandates a higher standard of safety training for select construction workers through compliance with Local Law 196. To learn more about SST (Site Safety Training), visit ClickSafety.

When one is mentally distressed at work, the entire company’s safety and productivity may be in jeopardy. Learn why awareness training is vital from ClickSafety.