Safety audits aren’t exactly the same as safety inspections. Audits typically examine and evaluate whether safety programs and practices are meeting an organization’s overall business goals, while...
Asset safety is essential for the well-being of personnel and anyone who comes into contact with your enterprise. That’s why safety audits are legally required in most regions and for almost all...
Asset inspections are a vital business function in virtually any industry (profit, nonprofit, or governmental). Nonetheless, some organizations consistently undervalue them. They inspect key...
While sectors which require workers to perform dangerous tasks are most exposed to hazards, employees across all industries face some form of physical risk. The most common objects that fall range...
Accidents and injuries that are a direct result of the lack of proper inspections seem rare. Unless you are in the safety industry or the accident is big enough to make the news, workplace tragedies...
Distractions are normal or expected (at work just as in life). The important thing is how well we manage them. Distractions in an office can cause decreased productivity and reduced revenue. But on...
Enterprise leaders play a crucial role in an organization’s safety performance, even though they’re not directly performing the work that involves safety procedures. They are responsible for...
Developing and implementing a strong inspection system requires determining the type of inspections to conduct and who is responsible for seeing they’re completed. It also includes knowing how often...
Launching a new and exciting workplace safety program sounds easy, but without an ongoing safety incentive program, the overall results may fall short of your objectives.
Learn how inspections can increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve safety in a systematic way that can be sustained as a competitive advantage.
