For many commercial fleets, driver and public safety is a top priority, and organizations take great care to prevent costly and potentially deadly accidents. While a number of factors can lead to a crash (e.g., impaired driving, poor road conditions and adverse weather), distracted driving is a common, preventable cause of accidents.
Understanding OSHA’s recordkeeping requirements can help businesses stay compliant and protect their workforce. This article breaks down the difference between recordable and reportable incidents, when and how to document them, and what qualifies as a work-related injury or illness. Learn the essentials of OSHA Forms 300 and 301, and what steps to take when serious incidents occur.
SUN SAFETY TIPS Though basking in the sun is relaxing and fun, it’s also dangerous for your health. Skin cancer is both dangerous and common—it’s the most common form of cancer in the United States and over 2 million people are diagnosed annually. Even more startling, sun exposure is the primary cause of over 90% … Continued
Cyber insurance had record rate increases in 2021 and there are no signs of slowing down during 2022. The types of attacks and vulnerabilities are changing quickly as bad actors are constantly testing and exploiting newfound weakness in corporate cyber defenses. The size and scope of ransom demands continues to increase exponentially. Whitepaper: Corporate Safety … Continued
October 17-23 is National Teen Driver Safety Week. During this week, the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration encourages parents to have important conversations with their teenagers about staying safe behind the wheel. According to the United States Department of Transportation, 2,042 people were killed in crashes involving teenage drivers in 2019. … Continued
