The Secret to Employee Engagement Is Pride
Most people are motivated by meaning, not money. So, how do you create meaning in the workplace? By giving employees a reason to feel proud of their work.
Pop Quiz: Can Your Dealership Survive an OSHA Visit?
It’s the visit that every dealer finds intimidating. Take this quiz to see how knowledgeable you are about OSHA inspections.
The Insurance Broker’s Role in Employer-Driven Safety: An Interview with KPA’s Rob Stansbury
On this episode of The Safety Meeting, we discuss the role that insurance brokers play in employer driven safety.
OSHA and Ladder Safety: What You Need to Know
OSHA has specific rules about using and working near ladders, as well as how ladders should be designed. Learn what you need to know in this KPA article.
The Latest Opinions on ESG: Three Articles to Keep You Up To Speed
Yesterday alone there were 2,400 articles published on the topic of ESG. There’s NO way to keep up with all of the research. But we’ve selected three that may just help:
Pop Quiz: Test Your Hazard Communication Smarts
The Hazard Communication Standard is designed to inform employees about workplace chemicals, and one of OSHA's Top 10. Test your HCS knowledge.
EV Safety: Do You Know the 5 Points of Energetic Failure?
Energetic failure in electric vehicles can pose a danger to both your facility and your employees. Check out the possible points of energetic failure in EVs.
Automating Your Safety Metrics: An Interview with KPA’s Alaina Adair
On this episode of The Safety Meeting, we discuss how automating your safety metrics helps alleviate stress, save time, and minimize frustration.
Bite Back Against Mosquitos: How To Keep Them Under Control At Your Facility
No one likes to get a mosquito bite and itch for days afterward. Here are some steps to keep mosquitoes down to a dull whine in your facility.
How to Stay Safe and Compliant With OSHA’s Forklift Standards
Forklifts can be dangerous. Loads can fall. Vehicles can tip over. Pedestrians can get hit. Learn how to keep your workforce safe and avoid an OSHA violation.
