Every seven seconds, an employee gets injured on the job but many injuries can be prevented. Checking workplace safety throughout the day is an easy way to keep your working environment free of hazards. At SIMOS, the safety of our associates is our #1 priority.
At SIMOS, safety is apart of our daily operations and we work with each client to ensure their safety program is tailored to their operation.
As states across the country begin opening, employers are faced with the complicated question of “how do I safely bring my teams back to work?”
One way we do this is to track important safety metrics at each site using a safety scorecard. This scorecard gives us a quick snapshot of our safety performance in comparison to our goals
A staffing partner’s number one priority should be safety. Everyone deserves a safe working environment. Learn how a cost per unit (CPU) provider can help keep your operation safe.
Hear from our safety experts as they address top safety concerns your organization should be focusing on this safety month.
At SIMOS Solutions’ Abercrombie and Fitch client site in Ohio, safety is everyone’s responsibility. Leadership maintains floor presence to ensure everyone follows protocols.
At SIMOS, we celebrate safety all year long. Here are some quick safety tips and resources to help make safety month the safest yet!
At SIMOS, we consider the safety of our workers our No. 1 priority and are always striving to make improvements in this area. Here are 4 critical safety metrics to track
With the spread of COVID-19 the constant flow of information can be daunting. This list of resources can help you start or continue to prepare, plan and protect your business.
1:22Is your organization struggling with a volatile market and unexpected peaks? If so, you're not the only one. A cost per unit (CPU) model could help create predictability in uncertain times, unlike tr
We understand the importance of maintaining high standards: cleanliness is your best defense against the spread of germs and viruses.
In light of recent events, maintaining a healthy and safe workplace is more important than ever. Regardless of exposure risks, following good practices can help workers stay healthy and safe.
Does your safety program need a reset? Spring is a great time to evaluate and fine tune your safety policies and procedures.
Having a comprehensive safety program in place for your contingent workforce is essential for operational optimization, risk mitigation and keeping your employees and associates safe
Every year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) publishes their top violations at worksites. They hope to alert employers to these commonly cited violations to avoid
U.S. businesses spend nearly $1 billion a week on workers' compensation and 25% of workplace injuries are caused by overexertion. At SIMOS, the safety of our associates in our top priority.
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