workplace safety

Why You Should Outsource Confined Space Attendants

By John Cambre / September 20, 2017 /

Confined space attendants are required by OSHA’s Code of Federal Regulations. These roles are an essential part of construction and industrial maintenance safety programs, as those involved in watch duties are entrusted with the safety of those they work with. Confined space attendants are always in demand in the current job market, but it is…

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Effective Communication in the Workplace

How to Communicate Effectively in the Workplace: Part 2

By John Cambre / September 6, 2017 /

One of the positions we’re always recruiting for at ResponsAble Safety Staffing is a safety technician position. A core requirement for this job is to have the ability to demonstrate effective communication skills. How can we grow in our communication skills in our work environment and even in our personal lives? In our last blog,…

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7 Steps to Practice Safe Lifting

By John Cambre / July 12, 2017 /

Most injuries in warehouse work environments are related to lifting and back issues. While there is no lifting method that can completely eliminate the risk for back injuries, many can be prevented by using appropriate techniques. Make these methods a part of your habits to prevent injuries and downtime. First off all, stop and think…

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Fatigue

How to Fight Fatigue in the Workplace

By John Cambre / June 28, 2017 /

In the previous blog, we described the ways that a lack of sleep can affect your safety in the workplace. Fatigue is a serious concern when you have to be sharp for work every day, and not just to do your job, but to keep yourself and others safe while doing your job. We determined…

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How Your Sleep Schedule Affects Your Work Safety

By John Cambre / June 13, 2017 /

Fatigue is a major concern for safety in the workplace because it causes people to become distracted during their work day. In fact, fatigue can cost a company thousands of dollars per employee every year due to productivity losses and mistakes. Fatigue is mostly caused by simply a lack of sleep. Not getting an adequate amount of sleep every…

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Identifying Dehydration: Signs and Symptoms

By John Cambre / May 11, 2017 /

When you’re on the job, in the sun and heat for extended time periods, dehydration is an imminent threat. It occurs when you lose more fluid than your body takes in. We must take every precaution to maintain hydration for the safety and well-being of ourselves and our fellow workers. However, in the event that…

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