Win the Biggest Game February is the time to cheer on your favorite team in the big game (and vote for your favorite commercial) and select the perfect gift for your sweetheart on Valentine’s Day. Take this opportunity to share a life-saving message with your coworkers before they head out for all the celebrations. DRIVE […]
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Safety CoachStep Up to the Challenge On Saturday, Feb. 4, more than 1 million people across America – including those at Victoria College and University of Houston-Victoria campuses – will participate in the American Heart Association Crossroads Heart & Stroke Walk. Why not encourage employees at your organization to get involved? Another way to promote
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Safety Coach12 Minutes to Discovery In the final days of December, many of your employees will attend workplace events and family gatherings where drinks will be served. Share this simple reminder: Have fun, be safe. Take this opportunity to review how impairment from alcohol and other drugs can affect performance on the job and behind
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Many crashes occur during the holiday season, when the roads are particularly crowded with travelers. We shop for those perfect gifts, set out to see relatives and drive to and from festive events. There is so much to do, and we can lose our focus. Recently, while out shopping, I experienced this very thing. Someone
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Safety CoachBuckle Up for Holiday Travel In the coming days, millions of Americans will jam roads and airports during the long Thanksgiving weekend. Some will hop in the back seat of a ride-share vehicle on their way to or from the airport. Will they buckle up? What reason do people give for not buckling up
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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,
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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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Walk with Us People walk for a variety of reasons. Some count steps as part of a workplace walking challenge or a healthy lifestyle routine. Others walk from the car to the office, or down the street to grab a bite during the lunch hour. Because walkers are not equipped with all the safety features
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https://youtu.be/Jp2ZXt2fiaE Some Texas employers use in-vehicle monitoring systems to collect vehicle data and report on driver behavior. Others have developed driving scorecards or conducted observational studies to better understand traffic patterns and implement safety solutions. The common denominator that links all 12 winners of the 2022 Our Driving Concern Texas Employer Traffic Safety awards is
