Safety? There’s an App for That
Written by: Katie Kuehner-Hebert, Risk & Insurance
More and more employers are putting mobile apps in the hands of their workers to reduce injuries on the job.
...Written by: Katie Kuehner-Hebert, Risk & Insurance
More and more employers are putting mobile apps in the hands of their workers to reduce injuries on the job.
...Read about ongoing OSHA Safety Programs to promote reporting culture and increased safety awareness in the construction, oil and gas industries.
...Written by: Jennifer Storelli, APICS Magazine
If you saw a spill on the shop floor at work, would you clean it up, report it to a manager, or walk away and let someone else worry about it? The first two options are...
Read about OSHA's plan to increase fines and the deadline for OSHA 300 recordkeeping.
...Read about the best practices for establishing near miss reporting systems and the creation story of the WorkplaceAware Safety Management System.
...Written by: Rob Sweeney, CoatingsPro Magazine
...Written by: Heather Ervin, The Waterways Journal
WorkplaceAware has launched a workplace reporting solution in the form of a mobile app for iPhones and Android devices for use by the maritime industry. The app provides clients with a single, secure online location to capture report information...
Written by: Rob Sweeney, thefabricator.com
If a company doesn’t record its near misses, it’s missing a wealth of predictive information that could help prevent serious safety problems. For this reason, employees should be trained to identify near misses, and reporting these instances should be...
Written by: Powder & Bulk Solids
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were slightly more than three million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses reported in 2013.
...Written by: Rob Sweeney, Workplace HR & Safety
There are many reasons employees choose not to report a near miss incident, including fear of retribution, a desire to avoid red-tape or to avoid interrupting pace of work. While the repercussions of violating safety protocols may flash...