Falls are among the leading causes of severe injuries and deaths among workers in the United States. These incidents are PREVENTABLE.

Fire safety education is not just for children. Fires can affect anyone and everyone.

When someone is in cardiac arrest, quick intervention of CPR can double or even triple their chances of survival.

Emergencies can happen at any time when on the job. It is critical that you know and follow your pre-arranged emergency action plan.

Incorporating ergonomic practices into the workplace results in fewer injuries, improved comfort, reduced errors and improved productivity.

About a third of all reported falls are those from ladders. Many of these falls are caused by improper ladder use or defective ladders.

Working with electricity in any way can be dangerous and has been noted as a serious workplace hazard for quite some time.

Preventing eye injuries and blindness is especially important in high-risk industries. It's critical to properly wear the correct PPE.

Flame-resistant gear can be a big investment. To get the most out of your garments, it's important that you follow these care guidelines.

20 million workers are subject to dangerous noise levels on the worksite. A year-round emphasis on hearing protection is necessary.

While wearing a hard hat is a fun way to showcase stickers, more importantly, it's one of the simplest ways to protect your head on the job.

N95s are one of the most effective masks that you can wear. However, they are only effective if they are worn and fitted properly.