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Five Keys to Safety Control

In the 1950’s the National Safety Council developed the concept of a hierarchy of controls, to demonstrate that workplace hazards can be controlled, and thereby reduced or eliminated.

Advance Your Safety Journey

At Emergent Safety, we recognize that improving workplace safety is not a one-time event. Safety at your workplace is a journey of continuous improvement. 

It’s Vital to Feel Safe on the Job

At Emergent Safety we recognize that safety is more than physical protection.  Psychological wellbeing is equally important, especially as we come out of a pandemic that altered our everyday lives. 

Prevent Incidents Before They Start

At Emergent Safety, we believe the best way to keep employees and customers safe is by preventing incidents before they happen. Creating a safe work environment increases productivity, prevents accidents, and builds worker loyalty to the company.

CPR and AED Awareness Week is June 1 – June 7, 2021

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) kills more Americans than lung cancer, breast cancer, and HIV/AIDS combined (AHA). June 1-7 each year is National CPR and AED Awareness Week. During CPR and AED Awareness Week, we spotlight how more lives could be saved if more people knew CPR and how to use an AED. 

A 10-Point Checklist for a Safer Workplace

Do you know your company’s exposure to the ten workplace hazards most frequently cited as a violation of OSHA standards?  Emergent Safety is always available for safety audits that will help you identify your risks and provide safety solutions to protect your organization.

8th Annual National Safety Stand-Down

The 8th Annual National Safety Stand-Down takes place May 3-7. This program raises awareness about fall hazards in the construction industry, with a focus on preventing falls.

Workers Memorial Day

At Emergent Safety Supply, we start every day asking the same question, “Whose life are we going to help save today?” This question is engraved in our culture; we work hard to keep our customers safe and prevent injury on the job. On April 28th we honor the lives of workers that have been taken from them by celebrating Workers Memorial Day.

A Woman’s Place is On the Job: Opportunities for Women in Construction

If you want to start a business — or just want a steady job with good pay — it’s tough to beat construction. According to the Small Business Administration, many of America’s fastest-growing employment and entrepreneurial opportunities are connected to construction, including the building trades, contracting, building supplies, safety equipment, real estate and architecture.

A Woman’s Place is On the Job: Opportunities for Women in Construction

If you want to start a business — or just want a steady job with good pay — it’s tough to beat construction. According to the Small Business Administration, many of America’s fastest-growing employment and entrepreneurial opportunities are connected to construction, including the building trades, contracting, building supplies, safety equipment, real estate and architecture.

Snow Shoveling and Heart Health

Did you know snow shoveling can increase heart attack risk? With the higher snow levels we are seeing this year, it is important to stay safe. While using a more ergonomic shovel, or using a snow blower may decrease the risk, it is important to take additional precautions this winter season.
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92 posts found

Five Keys to Safety Control

In the 1950’s the National Safety Council developed the concept of a hierarchy of controls, to demonstrate that workplace hazards can be controlled, and thereby reduced or eliminated.

Advance Your Safety Journey

At Emergent Safety, we recognize that improving workplace safety is not a one-time event. Safety at your workplace is a journey of continuous improvement. 

It’s Vital to Feel Safe on the Job

At Emergent Safety we recognize that safety is more than physical protection.  Psychological wellbeing is equally important, especially as we come out of a pandemic that altered our everyday lives. 

Prevent Incidents Before They Start

At Emergent Safety, we believe the best way to keep employees and customers safe is by preventing incidents before they happen. Creating a safe work environment increases productivity, prevents accidents, and builds worker loyalty to the company.

CPR and AED Awareness Week is June 1 – June 7, 2021

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) kills more Americans than lung cancer, breast cancer, and HIV/AIDS combined (AHA). June 1-7 each year is National CPR and AED Awareness Week. During CPR and AED Awareness Week, we spotlight how more lives could be saved if more people knew CPR and how to use an AED. 

A 10-Point Checklist for a Safer Workplace

Do you know your company’s exposure to the ten workplace hazards most frequently cited as a violation of OSHA standards?  Emergent Safety is always available for safety audits that will help you identify your risks and provide safety solutions to protect your organization.

8th Annual National Safety Stand-Down

The 8th Annual National Safety Stand-Down takes place May 3-7. This program raises awareness about fall hazards in the construction industry, with a focus on preventing falls.

Workers Memorial Day

At Emergent Safety Supply, we start every day asking the same question, “Whose life are we going to help save today?” This question is engraved in our culture; we work hard to keep our customers safe and prevent injury on the job. On April 28th we honor the lives of workers that have been taken from them by celebrating Workers Memorial Day.

A Woman’s Place is On the Job: Opportunities for Women in Construction

If you want to start a business — or just want a steady job with good pay — it’s tough to beat construction. According to the Small Business Administration, many of America’s fastest-growing employment and entrepreneurial opportunities are connected to construction, including the building trades, contracting, building supplies, safety equipment, real estate and architecture.

A Woman’s Place is On the Job: Opportunities for Women in Construction

If you want to start a business — or just want a steady job with good pay — it’s tough to beat construction. According to the Small Business Administration, many of America’s fastest-growing employment and entrepreneurial opportunities are connected to construction, including the building trades, contracting, building supplies, safety equipment, real estate and architecture.

Snow Shoveling and Heart Health

Did you know snow shoveling can increase heart attack risk? With the higher snow levels we are seeing this year, it is important to stay safe. While using a more ergonomic shovel, or using a snow blower may decrease the risk, it is important to take additional precautions this winter season.
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