The 2023 International Roadcheck is May 16th to 18th

This year’s International Roadcheck, May 16th-18th,  will focus on the anti-lock braking system (ABS) and proper cargo securement on a commercial motor vehicle. ABS ABS violations are not out-of-service violations; however, the ABS plays a critical role in reducing collisions. A properly functioning ABS will prevent wheels from locking up or skidding, allowing a driver … Continued

Prepare for the 2023 Hurricane Season

When a hurricane is approaching:   If you hear alerts that a hurricane is approaching, it is vital to act right away. Once a hurricane watch is issued, fill your car with gas and have plenty of cash.  As the storm is approaching and growing stronger, secure all windows and openings with shutters or plywood … Continued

Protect Your Family From Carbon Monoxide

April is Carbon Monoxide Safety and Awareness Month Month and at Henderson Brothers, we want to ensure the safety of our clients’ families and homes from carbon monoxide. One of the most dangerous and often overlooked threats to home safety is carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), … Continued

Are You ready for 2023 OSHA Reporting?

Every year businesses are required to post physical (and in some cases electronically) report summaries of the work-related incidents that occurred at their places of business or project sites.  February 1st marks the deadline for you to tabulate your annual OSHA Log Summary (OSHA Form 300A) and post it in a common area wherever notices to … Continued

Key Takeaways from the 2022 Transportation Event

Henderson Brothers, Schnieder Downs, and Pion Law hosted our October transportation panel event. The event included two presentations and panel discussions. We concluded with a networking mixer and happy hour.   Schneider Downs Presentations Our event started with a Schneider Downs informational session on The Inflation Reduction Act, introducing new opportunities to receive tax credits and … Continued

Preparing for Hurricane Season

National Hurricane Preparedness Week, which is scheduled for May 1-7 this year, encourages individuals to evaluate their personal hurricane risks and implement measures to keep themselves and their homes protected during a hurricane. Hurricanes have become an increasingly prevalent concern throughout many Southern states and along much of the  East Coast. In fact, the National … Continued

Tips for Traveling Abroad

(Photo by Dan Novac on Unsplash) The World Travel & Tourism Council has estimated bookings for international travel to be up by 130 percent over last year. Are you planning on traveling abroad? Are you Prepared? Our Round-up of Travel Abroad Tips: Make sure you have a signed, valid passport and visas, if required. Also, … Continued

April Is Distracted Driving Awareness Month

The National Safety Council recognizes April as Distracted Driving Awareness Month. This event is intended to raise awareness about the dangers of distracted driving and encourage motorists like you to minimize potential distractions behind the wheel. Review the following article for more information on distracted driving and ways you can help prevent it. Distracted Driving … Continued

Whitepaper: Addressing OSHA’s Most Frequent Violations with NIXN Technology

At the end of 2021, OSHA revealed the top 10 most frequently cited standards during the 2021 NCS Safety Congress & Expo. The findings should come as no surprise for those involved in the management of safety and health programs in the workplace. These findings reflect the need to improve workplace health and safety conditions … Continued

Whitepaper: Reactions to COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Vary Among Employers

The Emergency Temporary Standard OSHA announced in early September has been met with a wide array of responses from employers, industry groups, and employees. It appears that just about all viewpoints have been captured in response to the announcement. While some employers have welcomed the announcement as a path forward to returning to a more … Continued