Gary Norland Safety Presentations

05/11/2018

For the last 2 weeks, some of our ISMPs had the opportunity to travel Iowa to train a utility company on our services. Through this experience, they met another incredible presenter, Gary Norland. Here is a picture of Gary and one of our ISMPs, Sara. Gary travels the U.S. educating lineman about the impact a workplace injury can have on friends, family, and coworkers. Check out garynorland.com and his page, Gary Norland Safety Presentations. Gary, thank you for sharing your powerful story and sharing the week with us!

04/07/2017

We need to ensure the safety of our workers!!

Safety groups urge lawmakers to uphold OSH funding - Safety News on OSHA

04/06/2017

Workplace Health and Safety

Read more here: https://aflcio.org/issues/workplace-health-and-safety

04/05/2017

After another work zone fatality, construction zone safety remains a growing concern...

After another work zone fatality, construction zone safety remains a growing concern

03/30/2017

Job safety is a huge concern for this worker...

Department of Public Works employee states that he hasn't felt safe on the job for quite some time.

03/28/2017

After years of downturn and cutbacks, leaders are likely to face a different problem in the coming year: How do they keep their people safe with the comeback of oil prices?

This problem is two-edged. First, and most important, how do leaders prevent serious and fatal events while rebuilding the workforce? Second, how can leaders make safety performance a competitive advantage after years of erosive cost-cutting?

Jim Spigener from DEKRA Insight discusses how, as oil prices make a comeback, leaders who don't get in front of the upswing and include safety in the rebuild will likely find themselves in a losing game of catch-up.

03/27/2017

03/23/2017

In St. Charles enjoying Little O's Soda Shop and the famous Gooey Butter Cake. We also went to the Missouri museum.

03/23/2017

This place could certainly use some serious job safety protection!

GREEN BAY, Wis. (PAI) — A crushed left hand on one worker in a Green Bay, Wis., muffler plant last July, followed by a crushed finger on another worker, 10 days later, shows the need for not crushing job safety regulations, a top union attorney says.

03/22/2017

Very sad news...

The 59-year-old man was reportedly working in a scissor lift when he contacted a National Grid line.

03/20/2017

Sitting in Seattle WA getting a bite to eat before we jump on the plane ✈️ to St. Louise. Headed to Missouri Illinois Electrical Expo!!!