October 18, 2017
Forklift safety tips for drivers and pedestriansForklift-related injuries most often result from inattention, distraction, excessive speed, poor driving habits and lack of training. See our forklift safety tips infographic.
October 11, 2017
In harm’s way: Workplace violence in health careInjuries from workplace violence are much greater for health care workers than the average.
October 4, 2017
OSHA updates walking-working surfaces and fall protection standardsOSHA’s final rule for general industry walking-working surfaces and fall protection standards was updated in 2017.
September 27, 2017
Reduce workplace injuries with job hazard recognitionUsing job hazard recognition is a great way to review a work area in order to identify, eliminate or control work-related risks that could cause injury.
August 23, 2017
Q & A with researcher Katie Schofield, Ph.D.Research has quantified the connection between contact by loss prevention representatives and reduced lost-time injuries in the construction industry.
August 18, 2017
Survey: U.S. working conditions taxing, but also friendlyA Rand Corporation survey released this week sheds light on working conditions in the United States, and results are mixed.
August 17, 2017
Four housekeeping tips for a safer construction siteAccidents such as trips and falls, being struck by falling objects and cutting or puncturing the skin can often be avoided by keeping a construction site neat and organized.
June 30, 2017
The danger of distracted walkingWalking while distracted can cause you to miss a potential hazard like ice, snow or a change in the walking surface, putting you at risk for a fall.
June 28, 2017
Four signs you genuinely value workplace safetyIt’s easy to say “safety first.” It’s tougher to truly carry it out. Does your organization practice what you preach when it comes to employee safety?
June 8, 2017
Top 7 workplace safety tipsThese seven essential safety tips, identified by SFM's loss prevention staff, will earn your company a gold star in workplace safety.
