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Measuring the Effectiveness of Your Safety Program
Measuring the effectiveness of your safety program is a challenge in more ways than one. There are a few ways we can go about measuring effectiveness, but there are challenges if these practices aren’t already in place.
Cybercriminals Aren’t Hunting You — They’re Scanning for You
There’s a common misconception among business owners that cybercriminals are like assassins — carefully choosing high-value targets, executing complex plans, and disappearing without a trace. The truth is much less cinematic.
Reducing Your Expenses: Tracking Incidents – Not Just Accidents
With enough data over a long enough period of time, you can not only accurately forecast future accidents but identify the root cause before it becomes an issue.
Improve Safety Results with Micro-Learning
Many forms of safety training are ineffective in bringing behavioral changes. To improve safety outcomes, we need to look at how people are being trained. Is Ineffective Safety Training Costing Your Company? Safety is a priority for many employers; however, small businesses often lack the resources to build a true
2025 Jenkintown Fire
If you live or work near Montgomery County, PA, you’ve likely heard about the fire at SPS Technologies in Jenkintown on February 17th. The good news is that all 60 employees in the facility escaped safely; however, this fire shows an example of why it’s important to plan for the
The End of OSHA?
This week, a congressman from Arizona introduced a bill that would abolish the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA). The bill itself is only 67 words and even with the amount of de-regulation expected over the next 4 years, I wouldn’t expect OSHA to be abolished. But what if it were?