02/27/2008

Following the steps outlined above can go a long way to avoiding or minimizing injuries during the unloading of trucks. Workplace safety leaders stay on top by proactively preventing—rather than reactively responding to—workplace injuries. In addition to protecting employees and boosting morale, this is also a smart business move. Effective injury prevention lowers the modification rate, directly reduces workers' comp costs, and reduces the likelihood of a Cal/OSHA visit and the potential for citations.

To learn how to take steps to prevent injuries and maximize safety, join the Employer Resource Institute—the same people who bring you the award-winning Cal/OSHA Compliance Advisor—on March 31 for an informative audio conference, "Injury Prevention in California: The Best Ways to Protect Employees and Reduce Workplace Costs." Find out how to create a top-notch injury prevention program, get tips on encouraging employee participation, learn how to assess your company's current safety culture, and more.

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