Whether you are on the road or at the loading dock, you have a variety of risk factors to consider. Backing accidents can result in personal injury, property damage and increased insurance expenses. Backing up a vehicle, whether it is an automobile or large truck, can be a difficult task. In fact, many accidents occur…
Saving money, boosting productivity and employing happy, healthy individuals is something every business strives for, and you can do all three by taking one simple step: construction and contracting businesses that establish safety and health management systems can reduce their injury and illness costs. In addition to directly impacting costs, safe environments also improve employee…
During the process of completing a project, a contractor faces a variety of risks. Materials, equipment, machinery and supplies must be purchased, stored, transported, staged, processed and installed before work can be accepted. For contractors, the property they rely on to complete their work can be compromised along the way. Most commercial property insurance policies…
The U.S. Fire Administration states that 75 percent of confined home heating fires occur in the chimney and flue of your fireplace. Performing simple safety measures and maintenance on your fireplace will ensure your family and home stay safe. Here are some fireplace safety tips to consider: Keep it clear. Clear out any debris from…
You don’t have to let cold weather affect your fitness routine. Try these tips for exercising during cold weather to stay fit, motivated and warm. Check weather conditions and wind chill Check the forecast before heading outside. Temperature, wind and moisture, along with the length of time that you’ll be outside, are key factors in…
Decorating is a fun, festive way to celebrate the holiday season. Travelers offers tips to help keep your family and friends safe around your decorative displays. Planning your Holiday Display Plan your display around the number and location of available outlets. Avoid overloading electrical outlets. Use lights that have been tested for safety (UL, CSA, ETL).…
Has your construction business experienced rising workers’ compensation costs due to on-the-job accidents? If so, your first response was most likely aimed at trying to reduce insurance costs and spending. While this may seem like the best approach, a sound safety program designed to continuously improve can yield significant savings by reducing injuries and illnesses—ultimately…
With the season change, comes new conditions for motorcycle riders to deal with. Here are a few tips for motorcycle riding during the autumn months: Look Out For Dry Or Wet Leaves. Leaves, both dry and wet, are hazardous to riders once they start to fall to the ground. Dry leaves can pile up on…
With back-to-school season upon us, the National Safety Council is urging parents to ask themselves 5 questions that impact children’s and teen’s safety as they head into a new school year. 5 Questions How is my child getting to school? Does my child have the right backpack? Is the playground equipment safe? Are coaches trained…
Falls from elevated surfaces are frequently listed as one of the most common causes of accidents in the construction industry. Most of these accidents occur due to failure to follow basic ladder safety. To help prevent ladder injuries on the jobsite, practice the following safety tips. Setting up Safely Make sure you select the correct…
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