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Roofing recruits learn more than safety skills in training

Roofing recruits learn more than safety skills in training

Climbing toward success
Ronny Roseveare
December 3, 2019
Fire, gas detection & suppression systems deliver real-time data

Fire, gas detection & suppression systems deliver real-time data

Integrated fire & life safety protection
Edward Doherty
December 3, 2019

The industrial sector is facing growing pressure to meet the rising demand for goods and energy. To meet these demands, implementation of IIoT-enabled tools can be instrumental in helping to increase production by improving plant connectivity, efficiency and scalability.


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U.S. Navy Captain Mike Abrashoff
Editor's Note

Saving a culture: Going from worst to first

Dave Johnson
Dave Johnson
December 3, 2019
U.S. Navy Captain Mike Abrashoff was given command of the USS Benfold at age 36, making him the youngest commanding officer in the Pacific fleet. His challenge was daunting: the destroyer with 310 sailors was a notable loser, with low morale and the highest turnover in the Navy. Many safety and health pros early in their careers face the challenge of establishing their credibility.
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Techno takeover a lengthy process in safety
Safety Technology

The techno takeover will be a lengthy process in safety

December 3, 2019

This month, ISHN interviews Ted Smith, founder and CEO of Corvex, a software and mobile safety device manufacturer based in Eden Prairie, MN.


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5 strategies & tactics to minimize errors
Closing Time

5 strategies & tactics to minimize errors

Human performance planning
David Sarkus MS, CSP
December 3, 2019

Individual oversights and errors can and will eventually lead to unwanted consequences. However, we need multiple checks and balances that limit fallout and the continuance of loss, or possibly, an egregious event.


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How to help new employees stay safer

Proper training is important for all workers, especially those who are new to your company and its unique safety standards
John Heniff
December 3, 2019

A worker who knows all the ins-and-outs of their position and has spent years on the site will be more efficient than someone who has just started. But, learning on the fly in situations like this could be riskier than you may think. Research from Toronto’s Institute for Work & Health shows that workers who had been at a job for a month or less had three times the risk of suffering a lost-time injury compared to those who had been at a job for over a year.


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Healthcare workplace violence prevention bill clears one hurdle

December 3, 2019
A bill to address workplace violence in the health care and social service sectors was passed by the U.S. House of Representatives last month. The Workplace Violence Prevention for Health Care and Social Service Workers Act (H.R. 1309), sponsored by Rep. Courtney, Joe [D-CT-2] passed the House Nov. 21 and would need to be approved by the Senate before taking effect.
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How to ensure forklift safety in warehouses

December 2, 2019
Whether you shop in a brick-and-mortar store or online, the goods you purchase spent some time in one of 7,000 warehouses in the U.S. before making their way into your home. More than 145,000 people work in those warehouses – some in a seasonal capacity. There, they are subject to an injury rate that is higher than the national average for all industries.
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Study connects air pollution to Alzheimer’s-like brain changes

December 2, 2019

Women in their 70s and 80s who were exposed to higher levels of air pollution experienced greater declines in memory and more Alzheimer’s-like brain atrophy than their counterparts who breathed cleaner air, according to USC researchers. The findings of the nationwide study, published in the journal Brain, touch on the renewed interest in preventing Alzheimer’s disease by reducing risk as well as hint at a potential disease mechanism.


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2 young part-time UPS workers killed in California

December 2, 2019
A workplace incident last week claimed the lives of two part-time package handlers at the UPS operation in Ontario, California. News reports say 20-year-old Austin Stache and 22-year-old Noe Tinoco Jr. were killed in the incident, which occurred early in the morning of Nov. 25 at the UPS hub at Ontario International Airport.
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