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Safety Information You Need to Know |
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Seeing how your safety record compares with other firms |
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How does my company's safety record compare to the average incident rates for my industry? Download the most recent incident rates by 3 digit NAICS code from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. | |||||||
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Busting Safety Myths |
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Working with the real facts may help you improve your safety record. |
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The most dangerous time of the day to work is at the end of the shift when people are tired or in a hurry to finish their work to get home. The most dangerous day to work is Monday. | ||||||
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Most workplace strains are back related and account for the most days away from work. | ||||||
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Truth or myth? Most serious non-fatal accidents involve machinery of some type. | ||||||
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The Bureau of labor Statistics reports all injuries and all illnesses together because companies are required to have information regarding employee days away from work, but not the reason. Illnesses account for over 25% of the reported days away from work. | ||||||
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