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No one would argue that the modern lifestyle is much safer than it was even a couple of decades ago. Let alone a century ago. So many threats that once meant death, and no choice, are long gone and forgotten. But still, some troubles remain, and one of the most painful problems is a house … Read more
The need for safety is one of the fundamental human needs. It forced us to change the environment and helped us progress. Now, our lives are incredibly safer in comparison with the state even several dozens of years ago. Still, there is room for improvement. Our homes should be places where we can feel completely … Read more
Role of Nurse Practitioners in Promoting Health and Safety at Work – Nurse practitioners (NPs) are becoming a vital part of the healthcare industry, supplementing roles during professional shortages. There are currently 234,690 NPs working in the field to date, and this will only increase as their employment rates are set to grow by 1.3%. Nurse … Read more
Health and safety requirements are essential for every business, but it’s even more critical for the automotive industry since employees are often at high risk. Failing to meet the regulatory guidelines on health and safety could lead to legal action and hefty fines from the Health and Safety Executive. And if one of your employees … Read more
It’s no secret that mental health in the workplace is a hot topic, and with good reason. According to Mental Health America, over 70 million adults suffer from mental illness in the United States every year, costing companies around $190 billion in lost productivity and increased healthcare costs. As our workplaces become increasingly competitive and … Read more
In today’s fast-paced, logistics-driven world, safe driving is not just a personal responsibility but a critical component of organizational risk control. This is where a Driver Risk Management Information System (DRMIS) becomes essential. Whether you manage a fleet of trucks, school buses, ride-sharing vehicles, or corporate staff cars, the risks associated with drivers are real—and … Read more
Laws that set clear employer duties, require risk assessment and reporting, empower regulators to inspect and penalize, and guarantee no-fault compensation do reduce workplace accidents and their costs. Randomized OSHA inspections in the U.S., for example, cut recordable injuries by about 9–10% and reduced injury costs by 26% without harming jobs or sales. This is … Read more
We try our best to live safe and secure lives, but unfortunately, some situations are sometimes out of our hands. An emergency or tragic crisis can strike anytime, with no obvious warning or notification. A spur-of-the-moment challenge ignites anxiety, but under such conditions, there’s a need to stay calm to cope with the critical case. … Read more
Every employee has the right to return home safely at the end of the workday—but that doesn’t happen by chance. Behind every accident-free workplace is a solid foundation of mandatory health and safety training. Whether you’re working in construction, healthcare, manufacturing, or even an office setting, the risks are real—and often underestimated. From chemical exposure … Read more
You’ve decided that you want to become a personal trainer—great choice! Personal training can be rewarding, not to mention great exercise and an opportunity to spend time with people. However, many people fail to prepare for the additional health, safety, legal, and insurance requirements that come with running their own business. This guide will walk … Read more