Proactive Safety Management
Many of today's most exceptional motor carriers are cutting-edge, understand their costs, and effectively work to address them. However, some others— such as smaller firms—struggle to navigate the integration of safety into their operations, reduce claims, fines, maintenance costs, and driver turnover.
Tips for Fostering a Safe Office Work Environment
Working in an office setting sometimes gives a false sense of safety and security. While an office may not have the heavy machinery of a manufacturing plant or employees working from heights as in construction, a general office setting still has risks. This article will outline some of the risks and what you can do to mitigate the effects of these risks in your office.
Once you have created or updated your safety plan, share the details with your employees. These details should include your sanitation and disinfection practices, your hand-washing guidelines, and any new steps you added to procedures to make them safer. The more they know about what you are doing to keep people safe, the safer they will feel.
Distracted driving costs lives and revenue. This quick-read guide walks fleet owners through six practical steps—policy, training, tech settings, planned breaks, and fair enforcement—to curb phone use behind the wheel and keep drivers, cargo, and communities safe.
Stay safe on construction sites with these six tips to prevent heat stress, dehydration, and other heat-related illnesses. Backed by OSHA guidelines and real-world strategies.
