Workplace safety topics and tips
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Coronavirus safety and health
Learn ways to keep workers and workplaces safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
Stay safe in your home office
Refer to these resources for staying safe in your home office.
Kitchen safety showdown training guide
This resource provides a good pre-training tool for the Kitchen Safety Showdown training videos.
View individual segments [Spanish]
The ear poisons: ototoxicants
A bulletin describing chemical hazards that can lead to hearing loss, as well as how to identify and prevent them.
Ergopoint® by Humantech® for office ergonomics assessments
SAIF policyholders can use this resource to evaluate their office workstations to ensure neutral postures.
Even if you're not in the danger zone, you can be impacted by wildfire smoke. See how to protect yourself in this video.
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Meet Donna Mask, our newest flu fighting superhero
As this flu season brings new challenges with the COVID-19 pandemic, reducing the spread of one virus by wearing a mask could help reduce the spread of the other. -
Annual ag seminars will begin as online webinars
Like candy corn, SAIF’s farm safety trainings return every October. This year, though, will be a little different. -
Your workers may need help with pandemic stress | Let’s talk about it
As we enter the fall, your employees are likely experiencing some degree of stress as a result of the pandemic. Here are some tips on how to support them. -
How to avoid heat stress for masked workers
Continue to follow a heat stress prevention plan, with a few new considerations for the pandemic. -
Don’t forget existing hazards
Follow these tips for identifying and fixing workplace hazards that have always been a threat. -
Mental health and returning to the workplace: Let’s talk about it
You can encourage a safe transition to the workplace by talking openly about mental health. -
Open for business? Here are 6 ways to keep employees and customers safe
Consider these tips to prevent the spread of coronavirus as you reopen your business. -
Approved for funding from the coronavirus worker safety fund?
Here are six ways you can use it.
For more, see the safety and health guide news archive
