Workplace inspections are fundamental to maintaining a safe and productive working environment. Often viewed through the lens of regulatory compliance, these inspections hold a treasure trove of...
Safety doesn't solely rest in the hands of procedures and policies; it thrives through everyday conversations and interactions among team members. Informal safety talks can serve as constant, gentle...
According to the US Department of Labor, slips, trips, and falls make up the majority of general industry accidents, accounting for 15% of all accidental deaths per year – making it the...
When you think about it, your customers and employees may share the same space in some areas of your facility or work environment. Clients and customers may not have access to restricted areas, but...
We can all agree that workplace safety is important. However, there can be significant differences in perceptions of what safety measures are considered adequate. Each year, Fluke conducts a survey...
Using a safety observation report is a useful method for identifying unsafe conditions and actions. It’s important to report all details pertaining to onsite safety. Anyone can report potentially...
Incident reports are crucial for minimizing the risk of future occurrences. They can be used to prevent more serious accidents and protect the company by saving time and resources. Incident reports...
The Covid-19 pandemic and the associated health and safety measures to contain its spread have forced businesses to make some sudden and challenging changes. Many of them had to quickly adjust their...
No one is solely responsible for workplace health and safety. Why? Because it is simply too big of a task for a single person. That's why the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) expects business...
Learn how inspections can increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve safety in a systematic way that can be sustained as a competitive advantage.
