Handling Hand Injuries: How to Choose the Right Work Gloves
When working in harsh environments, the first thought is usually to make sure you have the right equipment to protect the head, face, and body.
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Fact or Fiction: 4 Myth About Respirators
Respirators are a critical piece of safety equipment for those who work in environments with toxic substances. While their use may seem simple on the
Safety Leadership: Making Safety a Reality
Here at OHC, we aim to treat your injuries with the utmost care and personal attention. However, our greater goal is to help you prevent
6 Ways to Prevent Heat Exhaustion on the Worksite
Workers, especially those that work outside, are at a higher risk for heat illness and exhaustion during the summer months. Proper hydration, rest, and some
Customer Appreciation Crawfish Boil and Fundraiser for Becky’s Battle Day
Occupational Health Center & IWR Therapy Systems wants to say “thank you” to all our clients, patients, friends, and staff at our annual customer appreciation
National Work Zone Awareness Week
March 23rd-27th is National Work Zone Awareness Week (NWZAW), five days dedicated to preventing work zone fatalities by encouraging safe driving through highway work zones
Eye Wellness and Safety in the Workplace
Sight is one of our most valuable senses — especially when it comes to getting our jobs done right. However, sometimes the workplace can put
National Burn Awareness Week
We are in the midst of National Burn Awareness Week, seven days dedicated to bring awareness to the hazards of burns, fires, and scalding. The
Don’t Fall Victim to Workplace Stupid Mistakes
When we think about safety hazards on the job, our minds usually go to the scariest or biggest potential threats. But did you know that
5 Grossest Office Cold & Flu Habits
Tis’ the season for the office and workplace to be full of sniffly noses, scratchy throats, cacophonous coughing, and blowing noses. Germs, bacteria and disease
Big Changes in OSHA Recordkeeping Rules and Notification
The United States Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has just revised the record keeping rules that employers must submit when there are health and
