While not inherently unsafe, the manufacturing industry is one of the leaders of workplace accident and injury.

Quick show of hands: how often do you and your safety team have to deal with avoidable hand injuries?

Healthcare professionals rely on personal protective equipment every single day to protect themselves and their patients from the spread of germs and infectious diseases. But now, with the coronavirus pandemic spreading like wildfire, PPE is more important than ever.

Safety-related incidents can affect overall productivity, quality of work, and employee morale. In many cases, workplace accidents are preventable. Here are 10 rules for workplace safety that you can start implementing today.

Employees across industries are subject to hand injuries, some of which can be career-ending.

When you’re thinking about workplace safety solutions, a reflective vest might seem like a small thing.

Out of all the physical ailments that can afflict construction workers, hearing loss is perhaps one of the best-known and least-addressed.

Out of the 4,674 worker fatalities in the private sector in 2017, 20.7% of them were in construction, or about 1 in 5 worker deaths.

Being repetitive when it comes to safety is one of the best ways to ensure everyone understands their responsibilities and knows your expectations.

According to OH&S, hand accidents account from between 40 to 60 percent of recordable workplace incidents. Selecting a pair of gloves to work goes beyond finding the right fit and form.