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The Transformative Power of a Proactive Injury Management Program

How do you handle injuries in the workplace? Do you know how much your approach is costing you? Download our free e-book to learn about the how implementing a proactive injury management program can save you money, reduce recordable incidents, streamline processes with one point of contact, and increase satisfaction.

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The Landscape of Occupational Hearing Testing

Does your employee hearing testing program need improvement? Is the cost, scheduling, time commitment, and data management giving you headaches? Download our free e-book to learn about the options available when implementing a robust hearing conservation program.

This image shows a worker standing confidently at an industrial facility. He is wearing full safety gear, including a yellow hard hat, red ear protection, and a high-visibility reflective safety vest over a long-sleeve work shirt. His arms are crossed, and he is smiling, which conveys confidence and approachability. In the background, there are large industrial structures such as silos, piping, and metal frameworks, suggesting a manufacturing, processing, or plant environment. The lighting appears warm, possibly from late afternoon sunlight, highlighting the safety equipment and giving the scene a professional, well-managed workplace feel. Overall, the image emphasizes workplace safety, industrial professionalism, and a positive safety culture.

5 Questions for Selecting an Audiometric Testing Service

Developing your hearing conservation program is no easy task. You know that you need certified specialists from a company that can help you navigate all of OSHA’s requirements. However, there are some other aspects to your decision that you may not know to ask when talking to your potential partners. Read this guide to learn important questions to ask when selecting a hearing testing provider.

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2 Common Mistakes You’re Making with OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Standard

It’s the little mistakes that add up. Download our guide and see the two common mistakes that keep you out of compliance with OSHA’s Respiratory Protection Standard. 

A close-up shows a person using a power drill to bore into a brick or masonry wall. The drill bit is embedded in the surface, and a cloud of fine dust is spraying outward from the point of contact, highlighting the force and friction of the drilling action. Only the person’s hand and the tool are visible, emphasizing the task and the airborne dust generated during construction or renovation work.

7 Challenges Implementing OSHA’s Silica Standard

Learn how to overcome seven challenges you face implementing the OSHA Silica Standard. Get the guide so you can keep your workforce healthy and OSHA compliant.

This image shows a small mound of fine, light gray to white powder placed on a clean, white surface. The powder appears dry and granular, with some loose particles scattered around the base of the pile. The background is plain and uncluttered, which draws attention to the texture and shape of the material. The image could represent an industrial or construction-related substance such as cement, gypsum, lime, or another powdered material.

Guide to the MSHA Respirable Crystalline Silica Standard 2024

The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) published their final rule, “Reducing Miners’ Exposure to Respirable Crystalline Silica,” on April 18, 2024. This ruling updates previous federal standards to enhance protection for U.S. miners against health risks associated with respirable crystalline silica exposure. Our guide covers the ruling and what it means for your business.

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Examinetics Overview

Learn about Examinetics and the advantages of having one partner for all of your occupational health and safety needs, delivered in multiple ways.

Two construction professionals wearing high-visibility safety vests and hard hats stand with their backs to the camera at an active construction site. They appear to be reviewing plans or discussing work as a multi-story building under construction and a crane rise in the background under a clear blue sky.

20 for 2020: Predictions, Trends and Insights that Will Shape the Future of Safety

Hear from 20 safety and health leaders on the future of occupational health. 

This image shows a group of coworkers engaged in a collaborative discussion in a modern office setting. Several people are seated and standing around a couch and low table, with laptops and notebooks visible. One woman in the center is speaking and gesturing with her hands, appearing to lead or explain an idea, while others listen attentively and respond. The space is bright and open, with glass walls, plants, and a casual, creative atmosphere that suggests a team meeting, brainstorming session, or project discussion.

The Link Between Workforce Health and Safety and the Health of the Bottom Line

Dr. Kent Peterson, our former Chief Medical Officer, helped author this research paper that tracked the market performance of companies that nurture a culture of health.