How are Incidents Investigated According to OSHA?
In incidents where a worker was hurt or in “close calls” (an incident in which an injury could’ve occurred but did not), OSHA strongly encourages employers to investigate the circumstances. Investigating a worksite incident such as a fatality, illness, or close call helps employers...
Crash Reporting for Level 2 Advanced Driver Assistance Systems: What Does the Data Show?
Did you know that in June 2021, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) issued a Standing General Order (the General Order) requiring identified manufacturers and operators...
What Is Global Road Safety?
Did you know that in June 2022, Ministers met for the first-ever “high-level” meeting of the United Nations (UN) General Assembly on Global Road Safety? It is no surprise to anyone that road safety affects everyone – from the motorists driving the vehicles, to cyclists and pedestrians. According to the World Health Organization...
What Do You Need to Know About Unexpected Power Outages?
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) there are certain things you can do to act when the power goes out unexpectedly.
For example, to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning you should use pressure washers, grills, and similar items outdoors only. Generators should be used...
Can We Reduce Crashes In Construction Zones?
It is no secret that construction/work zones are areas of increased risk for motor vehicle accidents. Construction/work zone safety is a motor vehicle safety issue of the upmost importance. The National Safety Council reported that 857 people were...
What Are The Demands On Balance Control After We Take A Recovery Step?
When we trip, slip or miss-step, we do not give any thought to the complicated processes occurring as our leg swings through the air and after our foot contacts the ground. This entire response happens rapidly, within milliseconds. Interestingly, for many years, researchers...