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An Occupational Impairment Example

About 3 years ago I flew to a city to attend a tradeshow and to stay with my adult son who lived there. But when I got to his apartment, he didn’t answer the door. I finally walked around the...

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5 Ways Cognitive Impairment Testing Helps Manage Legalized Marijuana

The legalization of marijuana across many states and countries has left safety-sensitive businesses wondering how to manage marijuana use without dismissing current workers or disqualifying hundreds...

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New Construction Regulations in Boston Require New Approaches

Boston has implemented a new construction safety ordinance that mandates the submission of a site safety affidavit for all construction and demolition projects approved by the Inspectional Services...

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Who Is High At Work? Using Cognitive Impairment Tools To Help Managers Detect Impairment

As marijuana use becomes more common among Americans, companies are changing how they handle drug testing at work. Instead of relying on tests, many are training managers to spot signs of impairment...

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4 Fatigue Management Strategies

The close call at SFO last month when a plane came within 5 feet of landing on top of other airplanes illustrates the critical element of fatigue in the workplace. If the pilot, in his fatigued...

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Fitness for Work Evaluation and Remediation

Fitness for Work Evaluation AlertMeter® is an an app that allows you to run a fitness for work evaluation process. It’s sensitive to a number of issues that diminish alertness. When an employee's...

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