Non-profit workers often work in unpredictable environments, making safety tools and devices essential - not optional. Read how one organization uses simple, affordable check-ins to protect their frontline staff every day. bit.ly/41LCuwM

Workers face many hazards on the job, but one of the most overlooked may be fatigue. Worker fatigue increases the risk for illnesses and injuries and it affects workers across many industries, including healthcare... Keep reading at @EHSDailyAdv: bit.ly/3IxIdiJ

According to new report from The Travelers Cos, while the frequency of workplace injuries has decreased over recent years, the average recovery time for those injuries has increased. Read more about the report's results at @safetyhealthmag: bit.ly/3GR0Mhi

Summer brings long hours and high risks for farm and agricultural workers, especially those working alone. From equipment rollovers to heat stress, hazards can escalate fast without coworkers or protocols like regular check-ins. bit.ly/40zIJk4

The U.S. Department of Labor has updated its guidance on penalty and debt collection procedures to help small businesses and "increase prompt hazard abatement." Read more about the important update at OSHA_DOL: bit.ly/44RU7LD

The National Safety Council (National Safety Council) in partnership with the NCCCO Foundation, has published “Addressing Heat Stress in the Crane Industry,” which aims to help employers combat heat-related injuries and illnesses. Read more about it at @EHSDailyAdv: bit.ly/4eZoLre

Working alone in remote areas means no cell signal; and no help if something goes wrong. Satellite devices keep lone workers connected anywhere so they always have access to help. Here's a guide to using satellite devices for lone worker safety. Read more: bit.ly/3xFM3ku

Worker Safety Is Food Safety: The Dual Role of PPE "Proper PPE will ensure worker safety, but it also can prevent many of the “hidden threats” to food safety." Continue reading at Food Manufacturing: bit.ly/3IPmtig

🚨 Lone Worker Safety Is Getting Smarter. From wearable gas sensors to smart clothing and mobile safety apps, new tech is reshaping how companies protect staff working solo. 🔗 Read our article about how in Industrial Hygiene in the Workplace: bit.ly/3GFvcDb

Do you manage lone workers? Don’t leave safety to chance. Our free Lone Worker Training Checklist helps managers strengthen protocols, reduce incidents, and support their teams. Download it now and protect your vulnerable workers. bit.ly/3sz6QUa

Stay safe and shaded this weekend, everyone.

⚠️ Safety Tip of the Week 🔋 “Dead batteries don’t save lives.” A phone or safety device that runs out of power can leave lone workers unprotected in critical moments. 💡 Pro Tip: Start every shift with charged devices, carry a backup power bank, and do regular battery checks.

According to Heart & Stroke, the risk of heart disease and related medical emergencies like stroke, and heart attacks can be reduced by focusing on 3 key areas that can improve the cardiovascular health of your employees. Read what they are: bit.ly/42ywTsy

The Workplace Safety and Insurance Board (WSIB) are investing nearly $7 million with Workplace Safety North (Workplace Safety North (WSN)) and the Institute for Work and Health (IWH) to protect the province’s forestry and mining workers. Read more at CIM.ORG: bit.ly/4f5MDcX

A recent analysis of Canadian road safety data, conducted by QR Code Generator (QRFY) identified 4 PM as the most dangerous time to drive during July, revealing that an average of 78.6 fatal collisions occur at that time. Read more at Canadian Occupational Safety: bit.ly/4kWwjMS

Emergencies don’t wait, so your safety plans shouldn’t either. This guide shows you how to create a strong emergency action plan - tailored for lone workers. ✔️ Compliance tips ✔️ Preparedness steps ✔️ Remote worker considerations Read now → bit.ly/40ulOJm

Back to Basics: The Evolution of Safety Regulation "Under the E.O., all federal agencies must now identify 10 existing regulations or guidance documents to be repealed for each new rule, regulation, or guidance issued." Read more at @EHSDailyAdv: bit.ly/4kPirUw

The BC Nurses’ Union is addressing workplace violence concerns following the assault of a health-care worker in Vancouver earlier this week. Read more at CityNews Vancouver: bit.ly/4o2Qo6R

Do your lone workers know what to do in unsafe situations? Learn when and how workers can pause tasks due to safety concerns — and what employers should have in place to support them. Read the guide → bit.ly/43BPLGk

How AI can turn your safety data into life-saving intelligence "AI bridges organizational silos, revealing patterns invisible to human analysis." Read more tips at Canadian Occupational Safety: bit.ly/4lKkhay