Blogs: Property & Casualty

Many OSHA citations are avoidable. Here are a 6 ways to prevent OSHA citations and create a safe workplace for employees.

Stop Work Authority programs give employees the responsibility and obligation to stop working if they see unsafe behavior conditions. Here’s a look at what SWA is and its 6-step process.

An emergency can happen anytime, even during the typical start to the morning, afternoon, or evening. Sometimes there are warning signs. Other times, it can feel like the emergency came out of nowhere.

All businesses can benefit from Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED). Deter crime on your property by using landscaping and building design to create a safer space.

Learn the keys to building a response program to prepare and respond to workplace violence from Director of Safety Aaron Paris.

Aaron Paris highlights the hazards of hauling cargo and includes tips to help secure your next load in this months safety blog.

Learn the quick history of the Golden Gate Bridge and how it's construction innovated worksite safety of today.

Working long hours impact the safety of employees. Aaron Paris discusses the types of impact and ways to create a safer work environment.

Understanding worksite risks, combined with providing first aid training, gives your crew the best chance to saving a colleague.

Start by composing a list of tasks, situations and objects presenting the most danger to employees. Then, use the Hierarchy of Controls to see what changes are possible.

Equipping your team with the proper tools is important for all the tasks we ask them to do. It should be no different with safety equipment, including tourniquets.