Safety@Work Newsletter

Texas Department of Insurance sent this bulletin at 03/01/2017 08:00 AM CST

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While some occupations face a greater danger from workplace violence than others, it is a threat facing employees at most workplaces. These guidelines can help reduce the risk of a violent incident.

Registration is open for the Texas Safety Summit

Join us at the 21st Annual Workplace Safety and Health Conference for safety updates, practical tools, and networking, May 9–11, 2017 at the Hilton Austin Airport Hotel.

2017 Regional Safety Summits

Register now for affordable training on:
• Avoiding Maintenance Hazards
• Forklift Training Programs
• Occupational Driving Safety Programs
• OSHA Recordkeeping

Next Regional Safety Summit: March 7 - San Antonio

Regional Safety Summit Schedule and Registration

Post Your OSHA Summary

If your company is covered by OSHA, don’t forget to post your OSHA Form 300A, Summary of Work-Related Injuries and Illnesses in your workplace through April 30.

OSHA contact and recordkeeping information

Free Traffic Safety Train-the-Trainer Workshops

The National Safety Council’s Texas Employer Traffic Safety Program--Our Driving Concern--covers traffic safety topics that you can present to your employees.

Next workshop: March 7 - Fort Worth