As we begin to shift from fall to winter, new hazards in the workplace need to be addressed. If companies employ workers who do most of their job outside, new considerations such as hypothermia and frostbite, pose unique risks to the workforce. These hazards, along with many others, can be safely avoided with open communication, proactive safety measures, and a thorough involvement of all staff members in your company’s safety procedures. We will look at a few of the main safety hazards in the workplace that are unique to the cold, winter months that are upon us.
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Ten reasons why a lone worker system can benefit your employees
Occupational dangers aren’t always obvious to employees who are working in hazardous locations and conditions. While protective equipment such as a hardhats, earmuffs, gloves, and other can help prevent minor injuries. For complex hazards any amount of equipment can be inadequate vs preventative solutions. In this article we look into why a lone worker system can benefit the safety…