The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is the government agency that monitors and enforces compliance with workplace safety laws. Under the Occupational Safety and Health Act, Compliance Safety and Health Officers (CSHOs) have the authority to inspect the facilities of any employer subject to OSHA’s regulations. Common Reasons for an OSHA Inspection: Imminent danger…
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues on, the 2020-21 flu season is upon us. The CDC is urging the public to take action to avoid the flu and prevent further spread of COVID-19. In preparation for a potential “twindemic” this fall and winter, take these steps to protect yourself and your loved ones: Get the flu…
What happened? In February, the Court of Appeals of Kentucky ruled that using a property for a short-term rental did not classify as residential use and violated a restriction limiting the property’s use to a private summer residence. The homeowners in the case (The Hoffman Revocable Trust v. Marshall) purchased a home in a community…
No home or business is completely safe from potential flooding. Flood insurance can be the difference between recovering and being financially devastated. Whether you’re in an area that has a low or high risk of flooding, you should buy flood insurance if you own or rent property. The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) defines flooding…
October is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Join the movement. Play your part this month (and every month) by following these steps to avoid distractions while you drive. Keep yourself and others safe on the road. Put away your phone. Be sure to silence your phone and store it in a location that is out of…
More and more of our home devices—including thermostats, door locks, coffee machines, and smoke alarms—are now connected to the Internet. This enables us to control our devices on our smartphones, no matter our location, which in turn can save us time and money while providing convenience and even safety. These advances in technology are innovative…
It’s no secret that the trucking industry as a whole struggles with driver turnover. On average, drivers stay with their employers for only one year, and that turnover can cost a motor carrier approximately $8,200 each time a driver leaves, according to a recent study by McQuaig. Obviously, making a fair wage is important to drivers,…
Managing a fleet and drivers can be a challenge, particularly given the potential for accidents, employee injuries, liability concerns and increased costs associated with vehicle upkeep. Nevertheless, your fleet—whether it be a handful of cars or dozens of commercial vehicles—plays a major role in the success of your organization. As such, it’s crucial to take…
Fuel is a major expense. Because it is a variable cost, meaning it can fluctuate and be challenging to predict, trucking companies are always looking for ways to improve fuel economy to help keep costs down. Ask yourself if there are actions you can take to improve your driving skills and save fuel. FACTORS THAT…
The fall season is upon us, bringing along many weather risks. Learn how to be ready, responsive and resilient to the hazards. The time to prepare is now. Flood Educate yourself on flood zones and evacuation routes. Consider flood insurance coverage no matter your zone. Make a family communication plan. Follow evacuation orders and avoid…
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