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Forklift Safety: Essential Practices to Prevent Accidents and Save Lives

by Biliana Nikolova

Forklifts are essential tools in industries such as logistics, warehousing, manufacturing, agriculture and construction. However, despite their indispensable role, operating forklifts carries substantial safety risks. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), forklifts cause over 35,000 serious injuries and approximately 100 fatalities each year. 42% of these fatalities occur when operators are crushed […]

Confined Space Safety: Reducing Risks and Ensuring Compliance

by Dr. Gleb Tsipursky

Confined spaces are a common yet often overlooked aspect of many industries, from construction to agriculture. Ensuring safety in these environments is crucial due to the unique risks they present. This guide explores the importance of confined spaces safety, the associated risks, relevant regulations, best practices and describes how you can maintain compliance and enhance […]

How Machine Guarding Prevents Injuries and Boosts Compliance

by Biliana Nikolova

Unguarded machines present serious safety hazards in numerous industrial environments. Whether on the assembly lines of the automotive industry or in the confines of metalworking shops, workers face daily risks interacting with hazardous machinery. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) reports approximately 18,000 severe injuries—including burns, crushed hands or fingers, lacerations, amputations and […]

Using the Fishbone Diagram in Intelex for Root Cause Analysis

by Scott Gaddis

Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) management is important for any organization. The Fishbone Diagram, also known as the Ishikawa Diagram, is a useful tool for this. It helps identify the root causes of issues. Dr. Kaoru Ishikawa developed this method in the 1960s for quality management. Today, it is commonly used in many practices, including […]

Rail Safety: Rolling into the Future with Advanced Safety Innovations

by Biliana Nikolova

In the early hours of July 6, 2013, unimaginable tragedy struck the small town of Lac-Mégantic in Quebec, Canada. An unattended 74-car freight train, heavily loaded with crude oil, derailed in the heart of the town and set off a chain of devastating explosions and raging fires. The disaster unfolded with terrifying speed, claiming 47 […]

How to Manage Truck Driver Fatigue: Ensuring Safety Behind the Wheel

by Biliana Nikolova

Truck drivers, often regarded as the unsung heroes of the road, are the backbone of road freight and logistics. Their job is to facilitate the transportation of large quantities of heavy goods or materials from suppliers to clients at their designated destinations. Operating within a global market of more than $2.5 trillion, freight drivers are […]

How Technology Can Help You Avoid Construction Accidents

by Julie Knudson

It’s an understatement to say that construction is dangerous work. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the construction industry records more fatal work injuries than any other sector. Companies and industry experts have long sought ways to reduce construction accidents, and technology may help companies use new innovations to keep […]

Holiday Safety Tips for the Workplace

by Scott Gaddis

The holiday season, marked by joyous celebrations, brings a unique set of challenges for workplace safety. As weather conditions change and people socialize in smaller spaces, it’s essential to navigate potential hazards and prioritize the well-being of employees. From difficult road conditions to the impact of fatigue and distractions, employers and frontline workers alike must […]