When we fall back one hour on Sunday, Nov. 6, let’s also leap forward to keep each other safe at work and behind the wheel. The end of daylight saving time is the beginning of a period of increased darkness during morning and evening commutes. Visibility is reduced, depth perception and peripheral vision is compromised, …
Stand Tall Whether your coworkers are playing host to a big gathering this Thanksgiving or traveling to visit friends and relatives, you can help keep them safe by building and maintaining a culture of safety in the workplace. Safety learned on the job is carried home. Traditionally, the Thanksgiving holiday weekend is one of the …
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Sleeping Dogs, Not Drivers Whether we spring forward in March or fall back in November, one of the most important aspects of a time change for employers to recognize is how much a one-hour disruption can affect an employee. In the spring, sleep loss raises safety concerns caused by fatigue. In the fall, the time …
Safety CoachNever Rest on Fatigue Engage employees in a safety exercise designed to illustrate the importance of sleep health and to highlight workplace safety risks associated with fatigue, including drowsy driving. Pose this question: If you were given an extra hour each day, how would you spend it? Possible answers: Catching up on email Cooking …
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