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Eye safety is important for any employee who is exposed to floating particles or splashes from chemicals, or handles equipment. In this week’s video highlight, we cover important facets of this often overlooked topic!

Workplace violence is increasingly on employees’ minds. This video offers strategies and techniques to stay safe in the face of hostility.

This video from The BizLibrary Collection teaches learners about preventing on-the-job injuries by stressing the value of reporting close calls and near miss incidents.

This video from The BizLibrary Collection helps employees understand OSHA regulations for keeping reports and records in compliance.

Use these tactics developed by law enforcement groups to educate and safeguard your employees if they ever find themselves in an active shooter scenario.

The best way to survive an emergency weather situation is preparedness. Having a plan in place that everyone knows how to execute is key to keeping everyone safe. Make sure it is understood and practiced often.

Knowledge of the threat of asbestos, as well as training on the proper procedures and precautions is vital to keeping your employees safe, and your company safe from costly medical and legal fees associated with asbestos exposure.

March is National Ladder Safety month. Accidents that cause serious injuries & sometimes death can be prevented with ladder safety training.

Decision making training for public service professionals demands a disruptive approach to learning that goes beyond imparting information and improving skills. Individuals in these positions often make critical choices under intense stress and consequences frequently result from a series of decisions by different people.

Rushing into a confined space without first assessing the potential dangers involved can have fatal results. Keeping workers and rescuers properly trained on what to do before entering a confined space is required by OSHA for good reason – it saves lives.