If you're a busy safety manager, you’ve probably asked—or been asked—this question more than once: “What does OSHA actually require when it comes to first aid kits?”
The answer? It boils down to two key words: adequate and accessible. According to OSHA, every workplace must have adequate first a...
Accidents don’t usually happen when it's convenient—and yet, when they do occur, most people aren’t truly surprised. Shocked? Sure. But surprised? Not really.
Why is that?
In many cases, the signs were there all along. People had a gut feeling. They’d seen the close calls. They’d thought to the...
7 Safety Rules Every Company Should Enforce (Or Risk a Serious Incident)
By David Sawyer, Safety Coach | HelpWithOSHA.com
Your safety record reflects your safety expectations. Let that sink in.
If your current record isn’t where you want it to be, it’s time to raise expectations—and enforce the...
If you’ve just gone through an OSHA audit, you’re probably feeling overwhelmed and wondering, “What now?” The good news: there is a clear path forward that can help you stay calm, get organized, and take meaningful action fast.
Here’s what you must do the day after an OSHA inspection to protect ...
Safety meetings are a crucial part of any workplace, but they often fall short of their potential. As a safety manager, you have the power to transform these gatherings into engaging, productive sessions that can significantly impact your organization's safety culture. Here's how to create a "mag...
Employee complaints are a critical aspect of workplace safety, as they often serve as the primary trigger for OSHA inspections. Addressing these complaints effectively can help organizations maintain a safe
...What Would Happen If OSHA Disappeared? A Look at Workplace Safety Without the Agency
Imagine a world without OSHA. Six months ago, most of us wouldn’t have even considered such a possibility. But with political shifts and proposals for cutting federal programs, it’s something worth discussing. W...
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In the world of workplace safety, there are two distinct but equally crucial perspectives: compliance and ensuring every employee goes home safe at the end of the day. As safety managers, it's our job to effectively balance these approaches to create the safest possible work envi
...As a safety manager, you've likely encountered the sentiment that "safety is expensive." But the reality is that workplace accidents are far more costly—not just financially but in terms of morale and reputation. One of the most impactful ways to advocate for a robust safety program is by demonst...
For over 15 years, I’ve dedicated my career to workplace safety. I’ve worked as a safety manager, director, compliance consultant, and trainer, and in all those roles, one key truth about safety became clear to me. This truth is the f...
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Safety managers play a crucial role in ensuring a safe work environment. However, certain time-wasting activities can hinder their efficiency and effectiveness. This post highlights five common pitfalls and offers practical solutions to optimize your time.
1. Perfectionism: Striving for "Good...
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