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National Preparedness Month: Is Your Workplace Ready for an Emergency?
Every September, National Preparedness Month serves as an important reminder to think about what happens when the unexpected occurs. Established by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), National Preparedness Month

Confined Space Safety: What Employers Need to Know About OSHA Requirements
Confined spaces are found across construction sites, manufacturing facilities, utilities, warehouses, maritime operations, and many other workplaces. While these areas may look routine, entering a confined space without the proper

Before Fall Project Season Begins: 7 Safety Priorities Every Contractor Should Address
As summer winds down, many construction companies, contractors, and utility organizations begin ramping up for a busy fall season. Cooler temperatures often mean increased project activity, tighter deadlines, and larger

Is Your Safety Training Actually Working? How to Measure More Than Attendance
Most organizations can confidently say they provide workplace safety training. But a more important question is often overlooked: Is your safety training actually making employees safer? Meeting OSHA training requirements

Safe + Sound Week 2026: Turn One Week of Safety Awareness into Year-Round Performance
August 10–16, 2026 marks Safe + Sound Week, a nationwide initiative that encourages organizations to evaluate, strengthen, and celebrate their workplace safety and health programs. While many companies use the

Mid-Year Safety Check: 10 Questions Every Employer Should Ask Before OSHA Does
The halfway point of the year is more than just a calendar milestone. It’s the perfect opportunity to evaluate your organization’s safety program before small issues become costly problems. Whether