Reducing Slips, Trips, and Fall Hazards
In healthcare and other workplaces, safety hazards like cluttered walkways and worn floor mats are often overlooked but can lead to serious slips, trips, and falls. By keeping work areas organized, cords secured, and mats properly placed, employers can reduce risks and protect employees, patients, and visitors. Regular inspections and awareness are key to maintaining a safe environment.
Workplace Violence in Healthcare
Workplace violence in healthcare is an escalating concern—often underreported and underestimated. This post outlines the risk factors and presents actionable solutions through a comprehensive Violence Prevention Program. Learn how management commitment, staff training, and hazard assessments can help protect your team.
Radiation Safety
Radiation is part of everyday life—from the food we eat to the medical images we rely on. For dental and medical teams, understanding radiation safety is essential. This post breaks down ALARA principles, dosimetry requirements, and safe use of handheld x-ray devices to help you protect both patients and staff while staying compliant.
Fire Safety
Fires may be rare in most healthcare settings, but being prepared is critical. This post breaks down essential fire safety acronyms like PASS and RACE, and offers practical tips on both extinguishing small fires and preventing them altogether. From recognizing the fire triangle to understanding top fire causes, this guide keeps safety front and center.
Eye Safety
Eye protection is vital in preventing injuries and reducing the risk of infection in healthcare settings. From flying debris to bloodborne pathogens, proper eyewear shields both staff and patients from harm. Learn how evaluating and maintaining your PPE ensures compliance with OSHA standards and supports a safe care environment.
Latex Allergy
Latex gloves are vital for infection control—but for some healthcare workers, they pose a serious allergic risk. This blog explores the causes, symptoms, and prevention of latex allergies, plus safe alternatives like nitrile gloves. Learn how to recognize and reduce exposure to keep your team safe and compliant with OSHA standards.