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3 Biggest Challenges Every Operations Leader Faces (And How to Overcome Them)
Effective supply chain operates like a well-oiled machine. But like all machines, there are people behind it. In the case of logistics – many people. The headache for almost every operations leader is to keep their people productive 24/7, otherwise, the machine will skid.
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How to Interpret Data & Move up the Hierarchy of Controls
Exploring employee hazardous movement data can assist Health and Safety professionals involve substantive ‘‘upstream’’ organizational change
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ISO 45001 Migration Period Extended! How Can Data Assist in Compliance?
An easy way to determine credibility is to simply look at how a company values safety. Adhering to the new gold standard that ISO 45001 tends to acknowledge shows any customers and the public that employee safety is important to your organisation.
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Manual Handling Training
Manual handling training is an essential requirement for every organization that wants to guarantee a safe workplace. Statistical data demonstrates that 21% of non-fatal injuries that occur in the workplace are caused by poorly managed operations.
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Preventative Training: Essential when Human Physical Work is Part of a Value Chain
Every chief executive is concerned with the bottom line and not for no reason. Reducing operating costs to maximize profit is the fundamental policy of any successful business. A poor profit margin can sink even the most promising of companies.
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Rationale for Tech Standards in Manual Handling Assessments
Technology is moving into different industries and areas of our life. Recently, different technologies have begun being implemented to assist and increase safety at the workplace. The use of wearable technology has opened a new era in ergonomics. Risk assessment nowadays can be performed with the use of technology and technical measurements offer the opportunity to collect accurate data in the workplace with high validity and reliability. Particularly with dynamic work, the variability of tasks and locations, it is best quantified by means of technical measurements.
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Return to Work after COVID19 – Urging Safety Managers to ACT NOW to Prevent Injuries
Workers returning to work after being furloughed are putting their bodies at risk due to no longer being at full working strength. The world is about to see the biggest return to work program ever faced.
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Safety Innovations in the Workplace
Safety Innovations in the workplace can be defined as any new and combined intervention, this article will discuss innovation in the field of safety technologies.
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The Awareness Impact
How feedback (of all forms) brings the awareness to kick off a behavioural change
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The Power of Proprioception – A Vital Tool in Reducing the Risk of Musculoskeletal Disorders in the Workplace
Understanding proprioception can help to interpret how correct movement requires well organised accurate signals from the muscles firing to the brain. These pointers can be easily manipulated simply by becoming more aware of movement behaviour (5). Awareness of correct movement execution redistributes the signals decreasing the likelihood of injury (9).