Last month I was interviewed about SafetyAwakenings.com for a podcast on another website. Click here to hear me talk about the founding, mission, and development of this website.
Below is this week’s “Safety App of the Week“. Every Monday we publish an article that reviews and rates a new workplace safety app. Our testing is done on Apple iPads and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3s. We rate each app from ♥ to ♥♥♥♥♥ (♥♥♥♥♥ is the best). Prior app of the week articles are archived here. – […]
The Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) is a literal “Super-Site” that contains hundreds of free downloadable construction safety resources. Click here for: toolbox talks, data sheets, hazard alerts, videos, technical papers, and tools for trainers.
“What If?” When performing a safety inspection, there are two words that I’m continuously thinking about – “What if?” What if this happens? Or, what if that fails? Below are photos of some potential hazards I was able to identify by asking “What if?” Here’s a restaurant kitchen employee sharpening a knife. […]
Click here to access three, long-lost, “banned videos” on the history of safety. Each video is about 30-minutes long and contains archival footage that has rarely been seen. I found it to be very motivational and uplifting.
The Huffington Post recently published an interesting article entitled “The State Of America’s Deadly Jobs, In 9 Charts“. These new statistics will shock and amaze you!
– – Below is this week’s “Safety App of the Week“. Every Monday we publish an article that reviews and rates a new workplace safety app. Our testing is done on Apple iPads and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3s. We rate each app from ♥ to ♥♥♥♥♥ (♥♥♥♥♥ is the best). Prior app of the week articles are archived […]
Below is this week’s “Safety App of the Week“. Every Monday we publish an article that reviews and rates a new workplace safety app. Our testing is done on Apple iPads and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3s. We rate each app from ♥ to ♥♥♥♥♥ (♥♥♥♥♥ is the best). Prior app of the week articles are archived here. – […]
PreventBlindness.org‘s eye health and safety fact sheets are a popular choice for providing up-to-date information at health fairs, schools, workplace, or even in your own home. Click here to see their 50 fact sheets on eye safety and blindness that are available in Adobe Acrobat PDF format and are optimized for easy download and printing.
Below is this week’s “Safety App of the Week“. Every Monday we publish an article that reviews and rates a new workplace safety app. Our testing is done on Apple iPads and Samsung Galaxy Tab 3s. We rate each app from ♥ to ♥♥♥♥♥ (♥♥♥♥♥ is the best). Prior app of the week articles are archived here. – […]