Why every employer should know how to handle a workplace fatality

May 28, 2020

“A goal without a plan is just a wish,” wrote Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, author of “The Little Prince.” In the midst of the pandemic, employers now more than ever need a plan in case an employee or contractor dies at the workplace.

Editor's Letter

Survivors of a fatality can struggle for answers

Dave Johnson

April 1, 2020

. Gene Hobbs was working for the Meade County Road Department, raking along the edge of a road shortly after noon, when he was run over by a dump truck backing up, killing him upon impact, on December 13, 2016.

They achieved the impossible

Western Australian resources industry makes year without fatality

Rick Duley BSc(Hons)

March 21, 2013

Resources companies in Western Australia have achieved what many have worked for but no-one really believed would happen.

On Demand Learn how to harness the power of visual communication to create a resilient safety culture and keep employees connected, informed, invested, and safe as they re-enter the workplace.

ISHN Magazine

2020 October

Among the articles in the October 2020 issue of ISHN Magazine, we answer questions on dangerous dusts, discuss respiratory protection programs and the risks and benefits of smoke tubes, and learn how to get creative with training programs.

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