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OSHA Safe + Sound Week: Lead by Example
Worker Participation Effective safety and health programs tap into workers’ collective experiences, knowledge, and insights in order to find solutions to workplace safety and health challenges. Why Is It […]
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OSHA Safe + Sound Week: Develop Your Safety + Health Program
Why is it important? According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the rate of worker deaths and reported injuries in the United States has decreased by more than 60 […]
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OSHA Safe + Sound Week: Develop Your Program
Develop Your Program Be Safe + Sound At Work Learn how to improve your safety and health program throughout the year with strategies for Management Leadership, Worker Participation, and […]
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OSHA Safe + Sound Week: Take the Pledge
TAKE THE PLEDGE
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OSHA Safe + Sound Week: Promoting Workplace Safety and Health
Workplace safety and health should be a top priority for every organization. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) holds an annual event called Safe + Sound Week from August […]
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OSHA Safe + Sound Week: August 7-13, 2023
Participate in OSHA’s Safe + Sound Week 2023: August 7-13 Safe + Sound Week is a nationwide event held each August that recognizes the successes of workplace health and […]
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3-Day Timer Pro Training for Continuous Improvement Professionals
ANNOUNCING: New Open Enrollment Course 3-Day Timer Pro Training for Continuous Improvement Professionals REGISTER TO ATTEND Recommended For: Anyone responsible for ensuring efficient, consistent plant operations: production and operations engineers, […]
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The People Problem
Cybersecurity is inherently technology-based, leading most people to believe technology is the best defense against cyber threats. While technology may be a key component to secure data and businesses, the […]
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Cleveland County’s ‘Making It Work’ Event Ignites the Region’s Manufacturing Industry
Engineering and manufacturing have always been closely linked, with engineers continuously designing and improving the machines and tools used in production. However, with the rapid pace of technological development, the role of engineering in manufacturing is set to change dramatically in the coming years. The “Make It Work” event aims to change the young generation’s perception of engineering and manufacturing, make them aware of the changes happening in the sector and give them the advice they’ll need to excel in their career path.
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