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As a leader, the safety of your employees is your top priority. But we get it - you have a lot on your plate. We've got you covered with interviews and insights to help you build a safer workplace. Published monthly by Missouri Employers Mutual and Previsor Insurance.
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WorkSafe WA is a part of the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety and the Government of Western Australia. Workplace health and safety is everybody’s business. Every person who goes to work deserves to come home healthy and safe. We encourage you to listen to the podcasts and share the health and safety knowledge with others in your workplace.
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The impact of a toxic work environment can affect employees' mental health and a business's bottom line. But what's the difference between naturally-occurring differences and something more hazardous? Learn about the hallmarks of a toxic work enviroment with Jessica Childress, award-winning employment attorney.…
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Having zero injuries in the workplace is the right goal for any business. But the reality is that occasionally people get hurt on the job. What happens after a claim is filed? Discover the benefits of getting employees back on the job sooner with Human Resources professionals Debbie Larsen and Pam McCracken of The Arc of the Ozarks.…
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Employee burnout affects nearly 77% of today's workforce. With such a large portion of employees affected, this issue is one employers should keep their eyes on. But what does the word 'burnout' really mean? Learn what burnout looks like in affected employees and the risks it brings to the job with Dr. Arpit Aggarwal, the Medical Director of Psychi…
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From mass shootings to classroom assaults, schools today are fraught with violence. Studies show nearly half of all educators and a third of administrative and support staff are considering transferring or leaving the field for good. School violence poses a threat not just to students, but victimizes employees in the process. Learn how schools can …
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Safety in the workplace is critical for all businesses, regardless of the organization's size. Depending on your industry, hiring safety professionals, investing in equipment, or providing safety training may be part of a comprehensive safety plan. Learn how to find a solution that fits your business with Gavin Coyle, consultant and author of Workp…
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Heart health matters in the workplace. High blood pressure and cardiovascular disease go hand in hand. Many Americans are unaware they are affected by these conditions. Learn how preventative action and disease management save lives with Dr. Sudhi Tyagi, interventional cardiologist and board-certified provider in internal medicine, cardiovascular d…
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Audits are an essential part of any work comp policy. This process helps employers pay the right amount of premium - nothing more, nothing less. Discover what an audit does for your business, and how to prepare for one, with Tina Austin, Premium Consultation Specialist at Missouri Employers Mutual.Kirjoittanut Missouri Employers Mutual
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Temporary employees are a much-needed solution in many industries. Extra hands help businesses get through the busiest times of the year. However, temporary employees can be much like new hires: untrained, unfamiliar with the industry, and unsure on the job. Learn how to reduce seasonal safety risk with Bill McDonald, Area Director of the Occupatio…
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Heat stress is a hidden hazard that comes with warmer weather. The U.S Department of Labor reported 344 worker deaths related to heat exposure between 2011 and 2019. Learn how this common workplace risk can be avoided with return guest Rod Harvey, Director of Industrial Hygiene and Field Operations with RHP Risk Management.…
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Drones are at the forefront of the new technology frontier. These high-flying machines range from the size of a small airplane to pocket-size. Available for non-military use for more than 15 years, they are used in many industry areas. Discover what drones are capable of, and how they can be used to increase safety on the job, with David Day, certi…
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Running a business often requires an owner to wear many hats. Understandably, some details of workplace safety get lost in the mix. One area that is commonly overlooked is fire safety. Many people know the basics: fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, and emergency exits. However, there are a few items that go unnoticed. Learn how to check essential…
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Have you ever been involved an incident that appeared to only be partially or completely not your fault? These situations can get complicated quickly. It can often become a he-said, she-said disagreement. Work comp insurance companies have tools and resources to help sort through the facts. When another party is liable for damage or injuries, an im…
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Marijuana is more accessible than ever in Missouri. Residents can now purchase it for medical and recreational use. Cannabis in the workplace has significant implications. Learn practical ways to protect your business and your employees with Larry Lambert, General Counsel at Missouri Employers Mutual.…
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Machines are an essential to getting a job done in many industries. But this energized equipment holds unseen hazards, and it only takes one moment to change a life. Discover how a lockout/tagout (LOTO) program can differ between an efficient workday and a catastrophic incident with Rod Harvey, Director of Industrial Hygiene and Field Operations wi…
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Being tired on the job is nothing new for the average employee. But a fatigued employee can create liability for a business. But how do employers know when a worker has reached the tipping point - when being mentally and physically drained becomes dangerous? Learn how a new form of technology is bridging the gap with Jeff Akers and Jeff Sease, CEO …
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The WorkSAFE Podcast began in 2017 as a way to spread workplace safety and workers compensation information to a broad audience. Join us for a special anniversary episode where host Heather Carl and Marketing Content Strategist and podcast producer Alan Combs share our top five episodes and some hidden gems.…
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Insurance is something that provides protection against a possible eventuality. You can pay to insure just about anything you value: your home and health, even treasured possessions. Understand how a work comp policy protects your business with Christian DeLozier, Proactive Business Risk & Insurance Consultant for Mike Keith Insurance, Inc.…
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What does it take to produce the goods that feed a nation? Further, what happens when your livelihood depends on it? Stress and uncertainty are a part of daily life in the agriculture industry. Learn how farmers and ranchers can get the support they need with Dr. Tara Haskins, Total Farmer Health Director for AgriSafe.…
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The cost of goods and services is increasing, and buyers aren't the only ones affected. Businesses are also battling to maintain their bottom line. Understand how inflation impacts work comp and how claims costs are handled with Andy Ribaudo, Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at Missouri Employers Mutual, and Lyndi Barthel, Manager of Medi…
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Getting employees to buy into safety can be a challenge for employers, no matter what industry they're in. But when you include them in the conversation, it isn't impossible. Learn how to use stories of risk and injury to fuel workplace change with Patrick Nelson, founder of Loyalty Point Leadership.…
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Marijuana is legal in some form for more than 146 million Americans. As both state and federal governments continue to propose new amendments and laws, business owners are faced with an evolving legal landscape. Learn what these changes mean for employers and their safety culture with Larry Lambert, Associate General Council for Missouri Employers …
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Labor shortages are frustrating for the average consumer. However, many employers are scrambling to meet demand. With fewer experienced team members to train new hires, the risk of injury is on the rise. Learn how to protect current employees from burnout and prepare incoming new hires with Aaron Paris, Director of Safety at the Robert E. Miller Gr…
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Training is one of the most important things an employer can offer. Employers have a responsibility to give their teams the education they need to stay safe on the job. But how do they know if this training is making a difference? Discover seven signs of effective employee training with Sheila Schmidt, Safety and Risk Services Regional Manager at M…
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Whether you drive for work or personal reasons, the consequences of being distracted behind the wheel can be life-altering. The price can be losing your life, or costing someone theirs. Discover how to change not just attitudes, but actions, with Joel Feldman, founder of the organization End Distracted Driving.…
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Working alone is a common task across different industries. This includes people who work with the public, high-risk individuals or in high-risk situations. Without a team, workplace - or even a phone handy - how can employers know when an employee is in trouble? Learn how technology bridges this gap with Serese Selanders, founder and CEO OF SolusG…
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The cost of doing business - and life in general - is on the rise. And unfortunately, so is the severity and cost of workplace injuries. Learn how employers can rein in these expenses, and improve claim outcomes, with Kelli Lucas, Director of Claims at Missouri Employers Mutual.Kirjoittanut Missouri Employers Mutual
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Musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) are one of the most common conditions affecting the working population. They are also a major cause of lost time on the job. Discover how these painful injuries don't just affect physical health, but mental health, with Paul Krewson, founder and CEO of Peak Ergonomics.…
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Work comp is a valuable form of protection. However, safety regulations are closely tied to work comp benefits. Learn about the connection between them and how they impact both employers and employees, with returning guest Rhonda Kauffman, Safety and Risk Specialist at Missouri Employers Mutual.Kirjoittanut Missouri Employers Mutual
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Noise levels are a safety concern that many employees think doesn't apply to them. In other industries, hearing loss is just an accepted part of the job. Hearing loss can and should be prevented by employers. Learn how to set safe sound standards on the job with Joe Czaicki, Senior Safety & Risk Consultant at Missouri Employers Mutual.…
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Every day, we learn and understand how to keep people safer on the job. However, the road to safer workplaces has been a long one. It begins in a place where health and safety weren't always priorities. Learn how far the past has brought us, and where the future leads, with Rod Courtney, the Health, Safety and Environmental Manager at Ampirical.…
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We've all seen vibrant yellow safety vests, bright orange barrels and neon stripes directing us to the safest path. In each of these situations, bright colors play an active role in keeping both us and employees safe - and there's more to them than meets the eye. Learn how high visibility gear makes an impact on the job with Matt Cowell, Director o…
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Schools are full of opportunity, but they also present staff and students with safety risks. The number one way to be injured on the job in a school is a slip, trip or fall. Discover ways to eliminate hallway hazards with Edward Gray of Robson Forensic.Kirjoittanut Miss
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Tower climbing crews keep us, and our devices, connected to important networks. These sky-high workplaces face unique hazards. Learn the risks they face working at heights, and how they are mitigated, with Kathy Gill, owner of Tower Safety.Kirjoittanut Missouri Employers Mutual
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Driving defensively is key to staying safe on the road. However, the average American doesn't know how to operate a vehicle in a high-risk situation. With motor vehicle crashes still the leading cause of death on the job, learn how to take defensive driving to the next level with Josh Palmer, Chief Instructor at AS3 International Inc.…
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According to the American Trucking Association, the U.S. needs about 80,000 more truck drivers than are actually in the workforce now. Any industry with a shortage of employees means more stress on those who currently work in it. Join Dr. Chuck Hollister, Executive Director of the Missouri Psychological Association, to discuss the common stressors …
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Struck by incidents are the leading cause of death in the construction industry. Learn how to protect employees - and businesses - from unexpected impact with Jessica Bunting, Director of the Research to Practice Program at the Center for Construction Research and Training (CPWR) and Brad Sand, Senior Vice President of Safety and Education at the A…
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More than 80% of today's U.S. workforce is made up of sedentary jobs. Staying seated for hours isn't great for the human body. It can cause constant aches, pains and even long-term physical damage. Discover how to reduce sitting time and improve the overall well-being of employees with Dr. Stefan Zavalin, physical therapy professional and founder o…
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Now, more than ever, employees start their day with a lot of stress. Add this stress to the typical workday, and the chance for incident and injury increases. Learn five ways to reduce stress, and safety risks, on the job with returning guest Dr. Richard Gasaway, founder of Situational Awareness Matters!™.…
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Branson, MO is a popular vacation destination. But it takes a team to maintain the thriving community of 10,000 year-round residents. Learn what it takes to manage risk and promote safety at the lakeside locale with Bob Smither, Risk Manager for the City of Branson.Kirjoittanut Missouri Employers Mutual
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Many projects require multiple trades. But when it comes to multi-employer worksites, who is responsible for safety? The answer: everyone. Learn how to prioritize the safety of every business on the job site with Senior Safety & Risk Services Trainer Mark Woodward and Premium Consultation Manager Chonna Patterson.…
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