Incident Reporting Software
What Should Be in Your Safety Report?
Safety reports are common documents in a variety of industries, but what should be included in them?
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Workplace Health and Safety
Return to Work FAQs for Employers
Get answers to some frequently asked questions from an employer’s perspective as it relates to employees returning to work after a workplace injury.
Incident Management
An Investigation Report Sample For Your Company's Needs
Looking for a good investigation report sample for your own company’s needs? The following can be used to model your own.
Workplace Health and Safety
What Is a Safety Walk-Around in the Workplace?
A safety walk-around is an essential component in your safety toolkit, but many safety professionals are unprepared for them. Here’s what you need to...
OSHA
Causes and Safety Tips to Prevent Construction Site Accidents
Many construction site accidents are largely preventable. Read more on how companies should take precautions to train, educate and protect their...
Incident Management
A Free Incident Report Template for Your Company
If you’re looking for a free incident report template that you can use for your own company, here’s one that will be helpful in creating your own.
Incident Management
Using Accident Report Templates Effectively
Looking for accident report templates for your business? Here’s how you can use a template effectively, plus other crucial workplace safety...
Workplace Health and Safety
10 Important Rules for Workplace Safety
Safety-related incidents can affect overall productivity, quality of work, and employee morale. Here are 10 rules for workplace safety that you can...
Workplace Health and Safety
Achieving Zero Harm Culture in the Workplace
The zero harm culture, a controversial approach to workplace safety, has been growing increasingly popular. Here's what you need to know.
Workplace Health and Safety
A Guide to Tracking & Calculating Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR)
Lost Time Incident Rate (LTIR) is a standard OSHA metric that calculates the number of incidents that result in time away from work. Learn more about...
Workplace Health and Safety
February Safety Topics to Keep Your Workplace Safe
In February, safety topics like heart health, avoiding burns, and safe driving tips can help you prevent workplace illness and injury.
Workplace Health and Safety
Lost Time Injury Rate and How to Calculate It
Lost Time Injury rate refers to incidents that result in a disability or an employee missing work due to an injury. Learn more about how to calculate...
Workplace Health and Safety
4 Ways to Control Hazards and Risk in the Workplace
Here are four ways you can control safety hazards and risk in the workplace to protect employees and your company.
Workplace Health and Safety
8 Workplace Safety Tips to Share at Your Next Safety Meeting
Share these eight workplace safety tips at your next safety meeting to give your team some different food for thought.
Workplace Health and Safety
DART Rate: Calculating DART the Easy Way (And Why It Matters)
DART Rate (Days Away, Restricted, or Transferred) takes into account three different metrics. Learn more about how to calculate DART Rate. DART Rate:...
