Safety and health
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How to build 9 safety and health programs commonly required by OSHA
From heat illness prevention to bloodborne pathogen exposure, these safety and health programs will keep your workplace safe and help you be OSHA-compliant.
Support your aging workforce
Workers are staying on the job longer than ever. Find out how that can help businesses—and how to help older workers stay safe and healthy.
Stop the fall
Prevent slips, trips, and falls in every industry.
Workplace safety topics and tips
Spotlight
MSHA has just updated its silica standard—find resources to help on our silica page.
Fentanyl and other opioids in the workplace can be dangerous; find out how to keep workers safe.
During winter, we often see a spike in infectious diseases—learn how to prevent the spread.
Serious injuries and fatalities (SIF) are still happening in our workplaces; see our page to find out strategies for preventing them.
Building your safety and health programs is a great strategy for high performing businesses.
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SAIF’s annual agriculture safety seminars return for the 27th year
October 4, 2024 — Registration has begun for the 2024-25 season, which runs from November to March. -
Stop the fall
September 3, 2024 — Prevent slips, trips, and falls in every industry -
How to build 9 safety and health programs commonly required by OSHA
July 15, 2024 — From heat illness prevention to bloodborne pathogen exposure, these safety and health programs will keep your workplace safe and help you be OSHA-compliant. -
Save your skin every day
May 15, 2024 — Sunscreen isn’t just for summer. Find out why you need it year-round to help protect against skin cancer—and how to use it effectively. -
The commute to work shouldn’t be a collision course
April 3, 2024 — As pedestrian fatalities have been on the rise, follow these tips for both pedestrians and drivers to prevent accidents.
5 ways to make your fall safer
Falling leaves, crisper air, pumpkin spiced everything. We love fall, but it doesn’t always love us back.