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Safety Meeting Toolkit


A collection of 20 comprehensive safety meeting scripts, activities and statistics on a variety of common safety topics to hold the most effective, interactive safety meetings.. more

Five Touch™ Safety Awareness Program


Send the message of safety and quality using 5 unique communication formats. Pick and choose from over 30 hot topics!
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Safety Sessions™ Safety Meeting PowerPoint Presentations

 

A comprehensive series of ready-made PowerPoint presentations on essential safety topics for your next safety meeting!
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May 9, 2013 - Report Seeks to Shed Light on Workplace Safety
According to a new AFL-CIO report, occupational diseases kill about 50,000 Americans each year, which averages out to about 137 deaths a day. Adding in the 13 workers killed each day in on-the-job accidents, the daily number of fatalities rises to 150.
“Death on the Job: The Toll of Neglect,” reveals that Latino workers experience a 14 percent higher rate of workplace fatalities than other groups of employees.
The annual report also ranks each state according to workplace fatality rates. North Dakota, Wyoming, Alaska and Arkansas have the highest rates, while New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Washington experience the lowest number of workplace fatalities.
For more information, visit www.aflcio.org/death-on-the-job.
 
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