Consider this Scenario: Your employee “Chuck” has had more than his share of minor safety incidents and near misses. Why is he more accident prone than others? A new study says he might have adult attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Perhaps you’ve heard advice about what to do during and after an OSHA inspection, such as follow the inspector and challenge things you think the OSHA rep is getting incorrect. Here’s a good reason to take that advice seriously.
Employers in another state may soon be facing mandatory rules to reduce the number of employees’ ergonomic injuries.
To some employees, collecting workers’ comp looks better than collecting unemployment.
Contact: Steve Barnett Director of Marketing 800-246-5101 541-344-7099 x324 541-554-4144 cell sbarnett@hsitraining.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New Basic First Aid Release from American Safety & Health Institute The American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) introduces an enhanced, content-rich upgrade to Basic First Aid for the Community and Workplace materials. November 10, 2008 – EUGENE, OR – American […]
* Press Information <http://www.aamanet.org/news.asp?sect=1&id=38&newsid=217&showarchive=> * AAMA’s Skylight Council publishes Fall Protection paper SCHAUMBURG, Ill. — Responding to heightened industry and public concerns about fall prevention, the American Architectural Manufacturers Association’s (AAMA’s) Skylight Council has published a position paper entitled Fall Protection, which provides practical suggestions for minimizing and preventing falls through roof openings. Highlighted within […]
Contact: Richard Braun Richard Braun & Associates 212-986-4450 rbraun@braunpr.com FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE OLFA ENHANCES WEBSITE WITH INTERACTIVE RETAILER STORE AND DISTRIBUTOR LOCATOR ROSEMONT, ILLINOIS—OLFA North America, leading marketer and distributor of premium-quality OLFA® crafting and cutting tools and blades for crafters, contractors, safety managers and do-it-yourselfers, has added a convenient interactive Retail Store and Distributor […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Janine Leggitt ChemSW Phone: (707) 864-0845 E-Mail: jleggitt@chemsw.com December 18, 2008 New NIST GC Retention Index (RI) Database Enables Gas Chromatographers to Quickly and Easily Search and Compare Compounds Fairfield, CA- ChemSW, Inc. has just released a new NIST GC Retention Index (GC-RI) Database library and search program for GC Method […]
Instead of “Play ball!” will it be “Play ball — but safely”?
