Issue - June 2008

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Issue: June 2008 - Features

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Improving Management Support for Safety to Optimize Safety Culture Organizations have to be cautious about hitting a plateau in safety performance. In part 2 of this two-part series, the author addresses specific ways to improve management behaviors to further optimize safety culture.
Show Me the Safety When Roper Corp. asked employees to "Show me the safety," they did – and reduced their OSHA recordable rate in the process.
Tools for Safety Leaders Most of the good things that continually happen day in and day out in the safety profession usually go unnoticed by our management and the press, but you know that is OK!
Workers' Comp: Finding the Right Rx for Your Workers' Compensation Program Despite a decline in the number of workplace injuries, workers' compensation costs continue to climb, with a sharp rise in the utilization of medical services to blame.
Online from Kazakhstan to California Online learning options allow workers to complete safety training requirements at their own pace and convenience – no matter where in the world they are.
Rescue Training: Making Timely Rescue a Reality Don't be afraid of the "R" word when developing your fall protection plan.
Keep the Gloves On! The cost of hand injuries in just one sector of the construction industry is six times what it would cost those employers to offer every employee appropriate hand protection.
Aon Presents Leading Risk Factors for Emerging Technology Firms During the July 2008 meeting at the California Women's Network Group, Julie K. Davis of Aon will host a presentation on leading risk factors for emerging technology firms. Aon counsels entrepreneurs, risk managers, CFOs and CEOs of technology, Internet and life science firms on management of their risks.

Improving Management Support for Safety to Optimize Safety Culture
Organizations have to be cautious about hitting a plateau in safety performance. In part 2 of this two-part series, the author addresses specific ways to improve management behaviors to further optimize safety culture.

Show Me the Safety
When Roper Corp. asked employees to "Show me the safety," they did – and reduced their OSHA recordable rate in the process.

Tools for Safety Leaders
Most of the good things that continually happen day in and day out in the safety profession usually go unnoticed by our management and the press, but you know that is OK!

Workers' Comp: Finding the Right Rx for Your Workers' Compensation Program
Despite a decline in the number of workplace injuries, workers' compensation costs continue to climb, with a sharp rise in the utilization of medical services to blame.

Online from Kazakhstan to California
Online learning options allow workers to complete safety training requirements at their own pace and convenience – no matter where in the world they are.

Rescue Training: Making Timely Rescue a Reality
Don't be afraid of the "R" word when developing your fall protection plan.

Keep the Gloves On!
The cost of hand injuries in just one sector of the construction industry is six times what it would cost those employers to offer every employee appropriate hand protection.

Aon Presents Leading Risk Factors for Emerging Technology Firms
During the July 2008 meeting at the California Women's Network Group, Julie K. Davis of Aon will host a presentation on leading risk factors for emerging technology firms. Aon counsels entrepreneurs, risk managers, CFOs and CEOs of technology, Internet and life science firms on management of their risks.

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