Hydration at the workplace is an important issue – there’s no question about that. But when your employees resist taking regular drinks because they don't feel thirsty, it can throw a wrench into your hydration plan. Read more about How can you encourage employee hydration when they say they aren’t thirsty?
Dehydration is no laughing matter. In fact, numerous studies have found strong links between dehydration and impaired mental and physical performance, including in workers who are on the clock. Read more about 6 Key Signs of Dehydration that Workers Should Know (but Often Don’t)
A safety inspection looks for safety hazards and unsafe practices throughout a facility and a safety audit evaluates safety programs and practices within an organization. Read more about Safety Inspections vs. Safety Audits: What’s the Difference?
Staying safe during the hot summer months means understanding and managing the risks, here are the top 5 workplace summer safety hazards to go by this season. Read more about Top 5 Workplace Summer Safety Hazards
Tools are routinely used inside a plant or out at a job site, so it is easy for workers to forget their potential hazards. Anyone who works with tools is likely aware of what the safe procedures are for using them. However, safe practices when carrying or storing tools are often not followed as users feel like any danger has passed. It is good to regularly remind workers that hazards do not necessarily stop when the work does. Read more about Storing and Handling Tools Safely
