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Rethinking Hand Safety: How to Build an Effective Hand Safety Program

KEYWORDS: Hand Protection / injury prevention / safety apparel / safety strategies
9/7/22 2:00 pm to 9/7/23 EDT
Contact: Amy Harrison
Around the globe, hand injuries are the number one preventable industrial accident—in manufacturing, construction, oil & gas, you name it. So, if they’re preventable, why are hand injuries so common? And how have some companies reduced their hand injuries by 50, even 90 percent? In this webinar, Shane Nider, Superior Glove hand safety specialist, will share the results of a lifetime of hand safety work and research.

Shane will cover key topics from the book Rethinking Hand Safety, written by Superior Glove vice-president Joe Geng, including what the most and least successful hand safety programs have in common, practical tips for building a hand safety program that works, and how to achieve team buy-in.
  • Learn what the most and least successful hand safety programs have in common
  • Get practical tips to build a hand safety program that reduces injuries
  • Understand how to get team buy-in on your hand safety program
  • Ask your hand safety questions live – Shane Nider will answer as many as possible in the allotted time

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