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What is Occupational Impairment? Here's Why Drug Testing Isn't Enough

Many believe drug testing programs are the only way to prevent occupationally impaired employees from posing a safety risk. This belief has been long justified because drug testing has been a staple...

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Managing Safety through Worker Fatigue Data

Worker Fatigue Affects Safety, Job Performance, and Morale The National Safety Council reports that fatigue contributes to 13% of workplace injuries. Given the demands of round-the-clock shift...

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10 Steps in a Fatigue Management Plan

What is Workplace Fatigue? Workplace fatigue is one of the most common, costly, and dangerous safety risks affecting safety-sensitive industries. It is often described in terms related to sleepiness,...

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Will Employees Buy-in to an Impairment Test Program

Recently I visited one of our customer companies and began talking with a long-time employee. She was telling me about the random drug testing that they used to do, and how the mood of the building...

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5 Historic Shift Work Accidents

Millions of insomniacs, Netflix bingers, and parents with loud babies report to work every day. We see them everywhere. They’re the ones huffing and puffing as loudly as possible at any minor...

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69% of Your Employees Are Drunk at Work

A title like that will perk up most safety supervisors' ears, ready to hunt down the alcoholics on site. If it said, "69% of Your Workers are Fatigued", it wouldn't get nearly the same reaction. So,...

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