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Keeping a Handle on Workplace Safety

October 11, 2012 By

In the past, you may have had some workers comp claims that you think could have been avoided.  An employee may have been injured by something that could have easily been fixed, but was not.  If you are concerned with the way your workplace safety has been going, you might be ready to change your company’s safety guidelines.  Or, you might just need to do a little revamping of the rules to help your employees understand the importance of workplace safety.

To figure out what your company needs, it might be a good idea to see where safety has been lacking.  Sometimes, even with a safety program in place procedures can fall by the wayside and corners are cut without even thinking about it.  What once may have been the safest job in your company may unwittingly have become one of the least safe simply because over time the employees have found easier ways to accomplish their tasks.  This is fine, but only if safety is still considered.  What might be used as a shortcut can also be unsafe.  Make sure you are aware of the way your employees are completing their every day activities.

Also, make sure all the safety procedures you once used are still even compatible with today’s standards.  You may have upgraded your equipment or gotten an entirely different staff since you first implemented your safety guidelines.  If it has been a while, be sure to re-read your notes and adjust according to the way your workplace is actually run now.

The main objective as a business owner is to keep everyone involved in your business safe.  If everyone is safe, your business can run smoothly.  But do not ever rest on your laurels when it comes to safety.  Keep abreast of all aspects of safety in your workplace.

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