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Eye injuries can occur anywhere, but read this article to learn about common situations and solutions.
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Eye injuries can occur anywhere, but read this article to learn about common situations and solutions.
Fry Station Safety and Risk Reduction Reference Source: Frymaster
Your restaurant floors can be a liability, if they’re not cleaned properly. Slips and falls rank among the top injuries to customers and employees at
In prior winters, the most costly Owner/Operator claims occurred from employees slipping and falling on snow and ice in the parking lot. Learn how to prevent issues for your employee’s and customers.
Food quality and the prevention of fires are very important to every owner. To prevent costly problems, be sure to service your fryers properly.
As you know, insurance is not a commodity and the price you pay is determined by you and your peers. What are you doing to minimize your claims?
Height: Selecting the right ladder height may not be as simple as you think. There can be quite a difference between the actual measured height
Video which presents information on exterior inspections, and the importance in preventing employee and customer injuries. Also discusses effective camera use.
Video outlining proper use of ladders, to include both portable and fixed ladders.
Detailed inspection form that can be used to correct potential hazards at your stores, before they become injuries to customers and employees.
Procedures for cleanup of a broken lightbulb, and potential mercury exposure.
Overview of lockout tagout procedures, expanded to include chairs and tables, flooring, restroom equipment, etc. Methods to reduce injuries with your employees and customers.
Profit Sheets outline the top 10 major cost drivers for Owner/Operators in regard to employee injuries. This sheet discusses exposures to maintenance employees, who suffer injuries at a greater rate, and higher cost, than any other employee classification. Methods to reduce exposures, and training materials are also dicussed.
Article on maintenance employees, and how their injury cost and frequency is much higher than any of the other employee classifications. Article reviews specific injuries and causes, as well as ways to reduce exposure to serious injuries amongst your maintenance workers.
Graphical analysis of maintenance employee injuries as compared to other classifications, and methods to reduce injury exposures to your maintenance employees.
Review of methods to reduce back injuries and strains. Note – strains are now one of the top injury cost drivers at Owner/Operator stores across the country.