Articles Tagged with ''warehouse safety''

As warehouse and industrial construction continues, contractors are looking for solutions that improve airflow, reduce stratification and enhance energy efficiency.

Every workplace faces risks in daily operations. As a business leader, you are responsible for communicating the importance of risk management to your team. A strong workplace culture that focuses on reducing risks not only helps to protect employees, it can also strengthen workplace morale, bolster your business reputation, and set expectations.

Disaster preparedness is essential for business owners to manage risks and minimize losses. By creating a comprehensive plan with risk assessments, preventive measures, and effective claims management protocols, businesses can better secure their operations and reduce property or financial losses.

According to OSHA, cranes are involved in numerous fatal and non-fatal incidents each year, with common causes including equipment failure, improper use, and inadequate training.

FEMA reported over 8,000 non-residential electrical fires in 2022, resulting in over $374 million in losses. Implementing an Electrical Maintenance Program can help reduce the risk of fires and ensure safe operations.

As summer approaches, the risk of heat-related illnesses in the workplace becomes a significant concern. OSHA emphasizes the importance of recognizing, preventing, and responding to heat stress. Read how you can protect your workforce.

At work, everyone is a risk manager. It's important to maintain safety and a risk management culture.

Is safety just a slogan at your PHCP business?  Learn how leaders can champion safety for a thriving, injury-free work environment.

Safety is crucial in the PHCP/PVF industry. As a safety professional, I focus on the relationship between safety and maintenance for seamless operations.

The most important questions being asked about workplace safety are: how do we effectively impact safety awareness to keep our employees from being injured? How, as an employer, do we reduce the drastic increases in workplace incidents as shown over the past year?