Hearing loss is an easily preventable consequence of not wearing proper hearing protection on the job.
As we move into the spring and summer, safety directors should be prepared for all the types of weather Mother Nature can throw at us.
Protective apparel that keeps workers cool should be a safety priority.
How to prepare for and safely execute a confined space fall rescue.
With the beginning of the distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine comes the new concern of exposure to harmful gases.
Spring is just around the corner, so it’s time to prepare with the proper protective gear for the season.
Innovations in technology have led to the industry shift from hard hats to helmets.
Workplace safety and health is a much discussed topic. What are employers doing about it?
The CDC is trying to make it easier for Americans to find available doses of the Coronavirus vaccine.
Properly protecting workers’ hearing goes beyond simple hearing protection devices.
Episode 56
In this episode of the podcast, Editor Sydny Shepard talks with Honeywell Offering Manager Lead Richard Dunn about the "safety gap" he and his team found when surveying customer needs for gas detection.
The FDA has officially cleared the way for a third Coronavirus vaccine in the U.S.
Yorlanda Fisher, President of Warriors 4 Safety, writes about the divide found amongst safety professionals when it comes to training versus education.
How can you hold effective toolbox talks to ensure your team is safer on the job?
A new survey finds that employers believe “impairment” at work means more than the results of substances.
A new study shows that workers could be more likely to sustain an injury mid-shift.
Episode 55
A survey sent to safety directors has narrowed down the top struggles workers have with their protective footwear. Listen along as Editor Sydny Shepard and Vice President of Marketing at Warson Brands discuss the results of the survey and more.
Under the new legislation, coronavirus testing for transportation workers would be prioritized.
Safety professionals are encouraged to participate in the Fall Experience Survey by April 30.
Understanding the long-term symptoms of the coronavirus, it is clear that the virus will continue to impact public health in the future.