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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) was in the news recently after they revised their Enforcement Weighting System (EWS), which assigns different values to their investigation and inspection categories. It uses a value of Enforcement Units, and the minimum weighting a category can receive is one EU. The EWS is used to rate the […]

Like clockwork, seasons change, and weather conditions follow suit. New and seasoned drivers alike may find themselves in suddenly changing temperatures, winds, and precipitation. Those who know how to handle the situation will be better suited to avoid preventable, foreseeable risks than those who do not. Following these simple tips can help you avoid a […]

Although many car accidents are similar, no two motor vehicle collisions are ever the same. The good news is that the most common causes of car accidents are preventable, if drivers obey the rules of the road. Drivers are responsible for the majority of car accidents, and the most common driver-related causes for such accidents […]

Slip and fall accidents can happen anywhere, at any time. When businesses have a facility where there are high traffic areas, the key is reducing the likelihood of a slip and fall accident. Facility managers can tackle this problem a few different ways. They can concentrate on reducing slip and fall accidents by utilizing the […]

Asbestos remains one of the most talked about dangerous substances. Nearly 70 percent of mesothelioma cases can be traced to on-the-job exposure to asbestos. Employers need to understand the risks and how they can protect both themselves and their employees. What is Asbestos and Why is it a Problem? At one time, asbestos was used […]

Every employee in the United States deserves to feel safe at their job. Unfortunately, there are health and safety risks in every career path. However, safety protocols that maintain an employee’s health and safety prevent these risks from harming a worker or the business. Initiating workplace safety procedures helps prevent injuries, illnesses, or fatalities. Promoting […]

In the aftermath of a serious truck accident, injured parties and their families are often upended and disoriented. Dealing with injuries, insurance, and possible litigation can be a lot to deal with all at one time. Even if it is perfectly clear that the truck company is liable for the accident, victims injured in the […]

In 2013, the North Jersey Transportation Planning Authority created a program called Street Smart NJ to assist drivers and pedestrians of safety measures using signs as reminders. These signs were strategically placed at certain roadways, pedestrian crosswalks, and intersections after observations were made by the federal government that New Jersey had a high pedestrian injury […]

The Center for Construction Research and Training has been studying construction working conditions and conducted a study regarding worker falls. In 2012, there was a drop in the numbers regarding fatal falls in the construction industry, but in recent years, this number has been climbing. Fatal falls in the industry have increased seven years in […]

When thinking of issues that can arise in the workplace, air quality may be among the problems least discussed. October is Healthy Lung Month, so it is important to monitor the air quality at your workplace and take safety precautions that can prevent potential illnesses. Be mindful that the air quality at your job may […]