Three Sixty Safety
Saint Clair Shores, MI 48080
Leadership Training
The single biggest way to impact an organization is to focus on leadership development. There is almost no limit to the potential of an organization that recruits good people, raises them up as leaders and continually develops them. Three Sixty Safety offers on-site leadership training. We offer a full day for up to 10 staff. Call today! 586.778.9900Ã- Ã- www.threesixtysafety.com Our...
Read More »Preventing Slip and Fall Incidents
Preventing Slips and Falls In 2013, workplace injuries and accidents that caused employees to miss six or more days of work cost employers $62 billion. That is more than $1 billion per week. The leading causes of the injuries were overexertion and slip and fall incidents. Ways to prevent Slip and Fall Accidents: 1. Look for light: If a worker goes out to the loading dock and can see light, rain...
Read More »Communication at Work
Workers in any job setting need to improve their communication skills. Empathy among workers affects how well each person communicates. Employees need to feel that what they say is very important in being able to work effectively with others and feel safe and understood. This will help productivity in the workplace and move closer to resolving conflicts. Good Communication Skills: Ã- •...
Read More »OSHA Safety Inspections: Reasons for an Audit
Much like being audited by the IRS, an OSHA safety inspection brings up uneasy feelings. Even the best run companies are uncomfortable with an auditor searching their facilities for wrong doings. OSHA doesn’t typically forewarn an organization of an inspection; therefore many companies are unprepared for the visit. Below are a few of the main reasons OSHA may decide to inspect your business. 1....
Read More »Fireworks Safety for a Safe and Happy Holiday Weekend
The number of Americans planning to use backyard fireworks this holiday weekend is expected to hit an all-time high. The fireworks industry has made great progress in improving firework quality and reducing injuries; however, there is still work to be done as the vast majority of fireworks-related injuries in the U.S. each year result from the misuse of fireworks. There has been a recent increase...
Read More »First Aid Certification
Although industry standards differ, OSHA recommends at least one person per shift should be CPR/First Aid certified. This summer, all emplotees of Three Sixty Safety and Eastern Michigan Agencies will be certified and or re-certified for CPR/First Aid and Blood Born Pathogens. Our Goal: Everyone Goes Home Safe...Every Day! www.threesixtysafety.com
Read More »Are OSHA Regulations Effective?
Dan Peterson and Scott Geller are safety theorists who claim that OSHA compliance doesn’t get at the root of a company’s safety problem. “Workers have to actively care for one another” said Mr.Geller. Mr. Peterson stated “Regulatory compliance has very little impact on safety effectiveness. An organization’s culture dictates the effectiveness of safety elements. Public health...
Read More »Leadership Training
The single biggest way to impact an organization is to focus on leadership development. There is almost no limit to the potential of an organization that recruits good people, raises them up as leaders and continually develops them. Three Sixty Safety offers on-site leadership training. We offer a full day for up to 10 staff. Call today! 586.778.9900Ã- Ã- www.threesixtysafety.com Our...
Read More »Three Sixty Safety President to speak on Safety Perception Survey.
Jeff Mattes, developer and president of Three Sixty Safety, will present for American Society of Employers. Among his discussion points will be Safety Perception Survey, which he developed along with University of Michigan. Said survey represents starting point towards discovering safety program status.
Read More »HR Strategies promote employee health and safety.
While tasked with helping to ensure employee health and safety, human resource (HR) departments do not solely facilitate all components of employee wellbeing. Managers should, therefore, further encourage and sustain employee health and safety in the workplace. To accomplish this,Ã- 4 practices are recommended: establishing open communication, implementation of strict safety policies,...
Read More »Voluntary Safety Committees reduce accidents, injuries, fines.
While safety committees are not required by OSHA, several states do mandate them. Safety committees, when designed and implemented properly, help companies reduce accidents, injuries, and fines. Specific benefits ofÃ- well-run safety committees include peer-driven reviews of safe work habits as well as additional insight into illness and accident investigations. By knowing more, employees...
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