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OSHA Injury Reporting: OSHA 300 Log Guidelines and Recordable Injury Criteria

OSHA Injury Reporting: OSHA 300 Log Guidelines and Recordable Injury Criteria

As an employer, one of the many things you must tackle is ensuring you understand OSHA’s many regulations.

Safety Made Simple: A Small Business 2024 Beginner’s Guide to Safety Program Elements – Developing a Safety Program

Safety Made Simple: A Small Business 2024 Beginner’s Guide to Safety Program Elements – Developing a Safety Program

No matter the industry, every small business needs to keep its people safe.

Nine Workplace Fire Safety Tips 2024: Your Financial Firewall in a Hard Market

Nine Workplace Fire Safety Tips 2024: Your Financial Firewall in a Hard Market

In today’s challenging insurance market, it’s essential to do everything you can to secure the best insurance rates.

Reduce Business Overhead Costs by Reducing Your Risk—13 Ways to Qualify for Lower Business Insurance Rates

Reduce Business Overhead Costs by Reducing Your Risk—13 Ways to Qualify for Lower Business Insurance Rates

There’s a common misconception floating around—commercial insurance companies want to charge high premiums.

8 Ways to Create a Better Safety Culture: The Art of Employee Engagement

8 Ways to Create a Better Safety Culture: The Art of Employee Engagement

So, you’ve created a robust safety and risk control program. But how do you transition from a document to full implementation in your organization?

How to Create a Near Miss Reporting Program

How to Create a Near Miss Reporting Program

Unidentified hazards can compromise workplace safety, potentially leading to preventable accidents.

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