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Will Viewing Employees as Industrial Athletes Reduce Injuries? (opens the original)
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Most people might not admit it, but being called an athlete is a compliment. It evokes a level of competency that has been earned through hard work. So, the term industrial athlete is quite apt for people doing the hard physical labor in manufacturing as well as warehousing. The term originated when sports medicine researchers noted the similarities between workers in physically demanding jobs and athletes. As far back as 2015, Ford Motor Company adopted the term. “We refer to our assembly line
America's Safest Companies 2026: West Wind Reinforcing (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The 2026 class of America's Safety Companies will be recognized Tuesday, September 22, during a live webinar beginning at 2:00 PM (EDT). More information about the webinar can be found at the registration site for How to Create and Sustain a World-Class Safety Culture: Insights from America's Safest Companies of 2026. It’s not often that safety strategies are viewed as talent development, but construction company West Wind Reinforcing understands this correlation. “We believe that
America's Safest Companies 2026: Rummel Construction (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The 2026 class of America's Safety Companies will be recognized Tuesday, September 22, during a live webinar beginning at 2:00 PM (EDT). More information about the webinar can be found at the registration site for How to Create and Sustain a World-Class Safety Culture: Insights from America's Safest Companies of 2026. Eliminating time at sites where potential safety incidents could occur is an effective safety management strategy. For Rummel Construction, a general contractor spec
America's Safest Companies 2026: Greenfield Global USA Inc. (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: The 2026 class of America's Safety Companies will be recognized Tuesday, September 22, during a live webinar beginning at 2:00 PM (EDT). More information about the webinar can be found at the registration site for How to Create and Sustain a World-Class Safety Culture: Insights from America's Safest Companies of 2026. Most companies would be very concerned if annual reporting on safety issues rose from 80 events to 132. But that’s what happened at Greenfield Global between 2024 an
Do Safety Leaders Need to Improve Their Emotional Intelligence? (opens the original)
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True leadership is taking the tools of the EHS trade and adding elements such as emotional intelligence and empathy to everyday occurrences. For over 20 years, Camille Oakes has been working with organizations across manufacturing, construction, distribution, and service industries. She is the author of the book EQ for the Safety Leader: How Emotional Intelligence Transforms the Way You Lead, Coach, and Connect at Work. In this podcast, she talks about practical ways to bring these values into a
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