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Is your safety committee stuck in the Jurassic era?
Oregon OSHA adopts permanent heat and wildfire smoke rules
Allergies are nothing to sneeze at
Follow these tips to help control allergies that can affect health and safety at work.
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The value of the Total Worker Health® approach
This handout helps businesses understand the return on investing in Total Worker Health efforts.
Serious injuries and fatalities (SIF)
Preventing serious injuries and fatalities requires a different approach.
Leadership series
This training series helps leaders at all levels learn the building blocks that support safety culture and boost employee involvement.
OEA Choice Trust
Inspiring schools to created healthy workplaces.
Steering toward total driver safety
This handout uses a hierarchy of controls for driver safety that provides suggestions for ways to prevent vehicle-related incidents.
Ergopoint® by Humantech® for office ergonomics assessments
SAIF policyholders can use this resource to evaluate their office workstations to ensure neutral postures.
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Is your safety committee stuck in the Jurassic era?
June 8, 2022 — Watch our new video and learn ways to improve your safety committee meetings. -
Oregon OSHA adopts permanent heat and wildfire smoke rules
May 26, 2022 — Everything you need to know about the changes. -
Allergies are nothing to sneeze at
May 10, 2022 — Follow these tips to help control allergies that can affect health and safety at work. -
Commuting by bike? These tips will help you get there safely
March 22, 2022 — Throughout the pandemic, more Oregonians chose bikes as a means of travel and recreation. As the days get longer this spring, we offer ways to stay safe on the road. -
OHA lifts indoor mask requirements: What this means for your business
February 22, 2022 — OHA and Oregon OSHA’s mask rule will change beginning March 12.