New OSHA recordkeeping rule takes effect January 1, 2017, requires certain employers to electronically record and report occupational injury and illness data.
Safety culture and safety climate are related yet different concepts. This blog will further explain their distinctions and implications.
Companies that passively react when a workplace incident happens tend to face a much larger cost than those that proactively invest in safety management.
Strong safety leadership, strong communication, prompt and thorough incident and near miss investigations, are all aspects of a world class safety program.
3 ways online safety training benefits the bottom line: increase safety training program effectiveness, reduce cost, create measurable impact on safety culture.
A strong safety culture results in lower injury rates, increased staff retention, and higher ROI. It starts with management commitment to safety and health.
Safety leaders must engage jobsite workers in job-hazard analysis and safety programs development. This interaction process is known as “safety leadership".
