Guides, data, and best practices for workplace safety.
Scissor lift incidents cause dozens of fatalities and hundreds of serious injuries every year across North America. This guide covers operator training requirements, pre-use inspection procedures and the safety controls that prevent tip-overs and falls.
Read moreMusculoskeletal disorders account for a third of all workplace injuries. This guide covers ergonomic risk factors, assessment tools, regulatory requirements and industry-specific interventions.
Read moreThe Midwest is America's manufacturing and logistics backbone, with massive operations in automotive, food processing, warehousing and heavy industry. Make Safety Easy helps Midwest companies manage OSHA compliance, streamline inspections and reduce incidents across the region.
Read moreAlberta's resource-driven economy demands rigorous safety management across oil and gas, construction and transportation sectors. Make Safety Easy helps Alberta companies meet OHS requirements, streamline WCB claims tracking and maintain COR certification with one powerful platform.
Read moreHand and power tool injuries send thousands of workers to the emergency room every year. This guide covers OSHA tool safety rules, inspection best practices and the most effective ways to prevent cuts, amputations and struck-by incidents on the job.
Read moreChemical plant safety requires rigorous controls to manage the extreme hazards of toxic chemicals, flammable materials and high-pressure systems. This guide covers the regulatory framework, hazard controls and digital tools that keep petrochemical workers safe.
Read moreChoosing EHS software is a high-stakes decision that affects compliance, safety culture and your bottom line. This 2026 comparison ranks the top 7 platforms across features, pricing and real-world usability.
Read moreToolbox talk sign-off procedures protect your crew and your company from compliance gaps. Learn how to document safety talk attendance consistently and build a culture of accountability on every job site.
Read moreSafety observation card programs are a proven method for identifying unsafe behaviors and conditions before they cause incidents. This guide covers program design, observer training and how digital tools transform observation data into actionable insights.
Read moreAn emergency response plan that sits in a binder is a liability, not a plan. This guide covers ERP construction, OSHA and Canadian requirements, scenario-specific procedures and a three-tier drill program.
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