In an ideal world, every worker would come home safe and healthy at the end of the day. The reality is, however, that work environments are constantly evolving and becoming increasingly complex, introducing new challenges to employee safety and well-being. When organizations fail to manage these risks and changes effectively, this can compromise the overall safety of the workplace and potentially lead to injuries or even fatalities.
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported 2.8 million injuries and illnesses in 2022, nearly 5,500 of which were fatal. When we consider that at least 80% of all incidents can be attributed to human factors involving individuals, organizations and working conditions, it is clear that safety management programs must prioritize prevention and proactive strategies to improve workplace outcomes and build a strong safety culture.
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