As a safety professional, you’re trained to recognize safety issues in the workplace. More than that, you have to train your workforce to recognize safety hazards when they arise and how to go about their workday safely.

When we talk about health & safety at work, we devote a lot of attention to the big hitters like machine safety or safety regulations. But the truth is, safety often comes down to the smallest details.

Workplace safety is constantly evolving, and a good safety professional knows that they need to keep up on how the safety landscape develops. One of the best ways to do so is to read professional literature. There are a number of great workplace safety books for safety pros looking to up their game.

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

It’s summertime, and the living is…well, certainly not easy, but there is something about the return of summer sunshine that gives us a bit of hope. Even in difficult times, the brightening days can help us feel a little better.

With the sun in the sky and the weather heating up, it’s time to slather on the SPF – or is it?

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

It’s a frightening time in the world. Everywhere you turn, it seems, there’s bad news and worse news, from supply shortages to job losses to economies on the brink.

You wouldn’t let your fleet drivers use unsafe driving practices. Employees shouldn’t have to deal with unsafe situations during rideshares, either.

It’s that time of year again. The season of good cheer, crackling fires, brightly wrapped presents, and ornamental trees, a time that many people associate with childhood delight.