A new Slip/Fall Prevention Coalition has been formed by the National Floor Safety Institute (NFSI). 

According to an article in EHS Today the equipment has shown to give huge returns on investment (ROI) in the areas of sales, marketing, operations and sales chain management.

In his blog post on EHStoday.com, Langdon Dement lists the 5 most common workplace injuries, and what can be done to avoid them.

According to the National Response Center within one year there were over 10,000 recordable spills that occurred in fixed facilities.

When it comes to the secondary containment floor area, it is necessary to make room for present/future tanks and mixing and transferring equipment.

Workplace accidents are costly, and water system operators experience some of the highest workplace injury rates in the nation.

Workers in hospital, nursing home and other healthcare settings have seen non-fatal injuries increase over the last year.

June is National Safety Month.

An article titled “Safe and Sustainable; Mats Offer Slip and Fall Prevention, Ergonomic Benefits” discusses the benefits of installing various types of mats to improve worker

Slips and falls are the most common cause of major injuries in the workplace.

When the holiday season begins, stores across the country see store traffic increase with shoppers trying to get gifts at the best possible prices. 

There are many pros and cons to different boardwalk surfaces such as concrete, wooden boards, slated wood or metal.