How often should you inspect fire extinguishers? Learn best practices.
We all hope never to use our fire extinguishers, but they still need to be inspected and maintained in case of emergency. Here's some tips.
Staying Compliant with Safety Regulations: An Interview with KPA’s Craig Downey
On this episode of The Safety Meeting, we discuss keeping your safety policies and training up to date, backing these up with documentation, and using audits to keep your programs in check. Listen in!
How to Train Your Employees on the Hazardous Chemicals in Their Work Areas
Employees must be aware of protective measures available, how to use them, and whom to contact if an issue arises. Find training best practices.
Health & Safety Lessons from a 32-Time Jeopardy! Winner (Really)
Quick review of an health and safety article incorporates color blindness, fear of flying, and Jeopardy! winner James Holzhauer to make a point about the risks we choose to ignore.
What the FTC Proposed Rule Could Mean for Dealership Ads, F&I
July 1, 2022 - KPA's Ryan Daly spoke with Automotive News, commenting on the FTC's proposed rule to target misleading and unfair business practices in dealerships.
Navigating OSHA’s Heat Illness National Emphasis Program
June 30, 2022 - An in-depth article by Team Supervisor, Stephany Birkholz, talks about the implications of the Heat Illness National Emphasis Program and what businesses can do and expect from OSHA.
Container Labeling: Best Practices for OSHA Compliance and Employee Safety
Container labeling is a critical part of OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, and one that trips up a lot of safety teams. We’ve got some best practices for you.
FTC Proposes Rule to Ban Junk Fees and Bait-and-Switch Advertising Tactics Used by Dealerships
The Federal Trade Commission has proposed a new rule to protect consumers by targeting junk fees and bait-and-switch advertising tactics employed by dealers.
Get Ready for Hurricane Season
Hurricanes are a considerable concern for many of our customers. But without much to do to fight a hurricane or any other natural disaster head-on, the best thing that safety managers can do is stay one step ahead of the next big one.
