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5 Ways For Employers To Improve Workplace Safety

February 19, 2019 by Ian Leave a Comment

Are you an employer looking for ways to step up the workplace safety and health aspects in your firm to boost employee productivity and keep them motivated? Lack of established regulations and in-house policies for employee safety can often lead to risky implications in the offing. These may entail personal injuries to staff, temporary health concerns, low brand value, and impaired work productivity. As an entrepreneur, it is your responsibility to ensure that you offer a safe workplace culture for your employees to keep them healthy, motivated and well protected. Here are a few measures you should consider.

Collaborate Occupational Clinicians

Partner with occupational clinicians offering insightful advice and guidance on steps you can take to lower the risks of employee injuries. Take a tour of your company with your partnered firm and look for areas that seem dangerous and fragile. Find the faulty equipment with ergonomic issues. See what you can replace with safer and healthier options. Examine your workflow procedures regularly to identify areas that could hamper your state’s occupational safety standards. Based on the feedback you get from occupational clinicians, define policies for implementing corrective actions for disaster management, combating climatic hazards and improving identified weak areas.

Use Technology

Use technologies to step up your enterprise’s cultural credibility and your staff’s productivity. Invest in cutting edge solutions like monitoring alarms, earthquake detection systems, fire extinguishers, lightning warning system, climatic hazard detection radars and ergonomic equipment like computers, keyboards and mousepads that are comfortable to use and facilitate healthy working. Machine malfunctions are a common cause of most dangerous workplace hazards. Ensure there is a department that could maintain and regularly scrutinize the equipment for safer performance.

Invest in Occupational Health & Safety

Even if you have a tight budget to implement workplace safety, it is good to consult an expert. He will advise equipment you should buy to boost employee productivity. It will help your investment if you’re purchasing items in consultation with a safety expert and implementing disaster management solutions to keep dangerous zones within your firm free of injury threats. Physical and occupational therapists offer advice on workplace ergonomics. They also tell ways you could infuse human performance evaluations in a better way. This allows you to pick the right equipment for your staff and screen candidates for physically demanding job roles. Thus, you can appoint them accordingly.

Train Your Employees

I recommend you train your employees for the health and safety procedures in the workplace. Have them review the organizational policy for safety. Make sure they have a strong understanding of what procedures they should follow in case of a climatic hazard. They should also know when to highlight a dangerous situation, equipment, a person as well as procedural flows that might be detrimental to the staff’s health and workplace culture.

Use Signage & Warning Labels

Wherever possible make use of warning labels and posters to indicate dangerous zones to keep employees alert. These can quickly get vital information across, allowing the staff can take prompt action. These signs also serve as important reminders letting employees follow safety requirements and perform their work responsibilities according to established procedures.

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