If your work involves handling a grinder for hours at a stretch, you have probably felt the strain on your hands, from numbness and tingling to calluses and even long-term nerve issues. Learning how to take care of your hands when using a grinder all day is not just about comfort; it’s a crucial part … Read more
Workplace manslaughter law represents one of the most significant developments in occupational health and safety (OHS) legislation worldwide. It aims to hold employers, organizations, and individuals criminally accountable when their negligence or recklessness leads to a worker’s death. Across the globe, workplace fatalities continue to occur despite decades of safety regulations. Legislators in countries like … Read more
When a large lithium battery—whether part of an electric vehicle, a stationary energy storage system (ESS), or industrial equipment—catches fire, the dangers do not end when visible flames are extinguished. In fact, the safety measures used after a large lithium battery catches fire are critical to prevent reignition, protect health, enable safe cleanup, and manage … Read more
Telework, also known as remote work, home-based work, or flexible work, refers to an arrangement where employees carry out their job duties outside the traditional office, typically from home. This arrangement has become increasingly popular across industries in the United States and globally. While telework offers numerous advantages such as flexibility, cost savings, increased productivity, … Read more
In the modern workplace, Health and Safety and Accident Management Software has become an essential investment rather than a luxury. Organizations across the U.S. — from heavy manufacturing plants to service firms — increasingly rely on digital platforms to manage compliance, track incidents, analyze root causes, and embed a culture of continuous improvement. In this … Read more
From the moment you hire your first employee and set up your office or facility, safety must be a top priority. One of the often-underappreciated aspects of workplace safety is the importance of fire drills in the workplace. A fire drill seems like a simple exercise—but its proper planning, execution, and follow-up can mean the … Read more
In many American workplaces—especially in industries like construction, manufacturing, logistics, and healthcare—the phrase “What’s the hardest part about getting employees to ‘buy in’ to safety culture?” comes up more often than you might think. While companies invest in advanced training programs, safety technologies, and compliance systems, the real challenge often lies in winning the hearts … Read more
On workers’ compensation, and my employer reduced my work hours: What should I do?” You are not alone. Many injured employees in the U.S. face reduced work hours after filing a workers’ compensation claim. It can feel confusing, even unfair, especially when your paycheck suddenly shrinks while you’re recovering. This article breaks down your rights, … Read more
If you’re thinking, “I have an accident at work, but not work-related — what happens now?”, you’re not alone. Many workers in the United States face this confusing situation every year. An injury may happen while you’re on work premises, but may not actually arise “out of” or “in the course of” employment — a … Read more
Accidents can happen when you least expect them. Imagine this: You’re driving home after a long day at work, following the same route you take every evening. Suddenly, another driver runs a red light, and your car is hit. Beyond the physical pain and emotional shock, a pressing question arises: “I had an accident on … Read more