How CompScience Transforms Workplace Risk Management Workplace safety goes beyond compliance. It is essential for business continuity, operational eff[...]
Read morePredictive models can bridge the gap between safety data and financial metrics by using data on past accidents and injuries to predict the likelihood of future accidents and injuries, and by estimating the potential costs of those accidents and injuries. By analyzing data on past accidents and injuries, predictive models can identify trends and patterns […]
Read moreStruck-by injuries in the workplace can occur in a number of ways, including: Powered equipment operation: Struck-by injuries can occur when employees are struck by powered equipment, such as forklifts, bulldozers, or other types of machinery. Traffic patterns: Struck-by injuries can occur when employees are struck by vehicles or other equipment that is moving in […]
Read moreThere are several measures that organizations can take to prevent slip, trip, and fall injuries in the workplace: Regular maintenance: Ensuring that the workplace is well-maintained and free of hazards such as wet floors or loose carpeting can help prevent slip, trip, and fall injuries. Proper signage: Using proper signage to warn employees of potential […]
Read moreSafety controls, such as protective equipment or safety procedures, are sometimes perceived as lowering productivity because they may require additional time or effort to implement. For example, an employee may need to take additional time to put on protective equipment before starting a task, or may need to follow a specific safety procedure that requires […]
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