At the height of the pandemic, many offices shut down and sent workers home to work remotely. In the years that followed, businesses slowly..

Gait belts are critical pieces of equipment in many residential and medical facilities. A gait belt is a device that’s used to prevent..

When considering regulatory agencies that impact the food industry, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) might not be..

Forklifts are common in many manufacturing, construction, and warehousing businesses. They are an essential tool for moving heavy items;..

West Bend’s Workers’ Compensation Claims department is dedicated to helping our policyholders reduce rising medical and disability costs...

Many organizations are hiring a lot of new employees this year. Growth after a pandemic slump and increased demand for goods and services..

Imagine this scenario: A water fountain at a local fitness center starts slowly leaking. Staff members don’t notice or just simply walk..

Two recent episodes of our Safety Bytes podcast highlight some important issues that are often overlooked in many workplaces. Episode 108,..

If your work environment is noisy, it’s very important to protect your employees’ hearing. Even a moderate amount of noise over a long..

Slips, trips, and falls are some of the most common causes of workers’ compensation injuries across all industries. The resulting claims..

Safety meetings and staff training sessions are critical for teaching employees important skills they need to stay safe on the job. Safety..

Employees who drive for a living encounter a few unique issues in their work environment, America’s roadways. Anyone who’s been on a long..