Safety CoachGet the Tools, Go to Work One of the biggest takeaways from recent analysis of traffic crash data and driver behavior is this: While people generally know better, they don’t always do better. In fact, drivers texting, checking social media, taking videos and pictures, and shopping online all increased during the pandemic, according to …
March 2022 Safety Coach: Our Tools, Your Achievement Read More »
Safety CoachCall a Great Safety Game A coach is often thought of as someone who brings out the best in others. Say hello to Kenny Ray, our special guest and coach for a free online learning session at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 10. Ray is a risk consultant with Cline Wood, a Marsh & McLennan …
January 2022 Safety Coach: Help Yourself, Help Others Read More »
Safety CoachSoar to New Safety Heights One of the best ways to prepare for a new beginning in a new year is to look back on the past. What’s working in your environment, health and safety program? What’s falling short of the mark? What’s missing? These are tough questions. You likely will need to dig …
December 2021 Safety Coach: No Hassle to Build Safety Castle Read More »
Safety CoachSee Through a Sharp Lens During the height of the pandemic, the American Addiction Centers released a study showing about one in three Americans drank alcohol during work hours while working from home. Experts said this likely was in response to anxiety and fear surrounding COVID-19. So how do we begin to tackle this …
Safety CoachRollover Prevention Safety leaders can steer employees away from the relatively common occurrence of rollover crashes by providing education and training. Unsure where to start? Let us help. Join us for free online training from 10 to 10:45 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 6. John Counts, a retired Texas Department of Public Safety senior trooper, who …
September 2021 Safety Coach: Roll Over Free Safety Minutes Read More »
Safety CoachSlam the Brakes on Crashes Rear-end crashes occur frequently and often result in property damage, injuries and fatalities. These types of crashes typically involve driver distraction, speeding and tailgating – behaviors that challenge all employers. Some incidents occur because … A distracted driver slams into another vehicle that is slowing down on the highway …
August 2021 Safety Coach: Dish Up an End-of-Summer Safety Sizzler Read More »
Safety CoachTraffic Safety Awards Many employers embrace driver and transportation safety training to reduce crashes, decrease liability risk and, most importantly, save lives. Today, National Safety Council leaders and representatives of the Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety Program are excited to recognize 11 Texas employers who have adopted that safety mindset and put …
July 2021 Safety Coach: Celebrate Those Golden Safety Moments Read More »
Safety CoachDog Tired When you have safety talks with employees about the risks of drowsy or fatigued driving, it is important to identify the warning signs of being too tired to drive or operate equipment and how to combat drowsiness. An easy way to do that is with our free Safety Huddle. Ask employees to …
June 2021 Safety Coach: Fitting Summer Safety in This Box of Sunshine Read More »
Safety CoachSafety Corner How many of your employees leave the building during the lunch hour? In effect, they change caps, right? Your event planner becomes a pedestrian on a short walk through the parking lot. Likewise, your accountant becomes a pedestrian, and your machinist becomes a pedestrian. If pedestrian safety is not included in your …
March 2021 Safety Coach: Don’t Be Normal, Be Amazing! Read More »
