April is recognized as National Stress Awareness Month to bring attention to the negative impact of stress. Managing stress is an essential component of a healthy lifestyle. Knowing how to manage stress can improve mental and physical well-being as well as minimize exacerbation of health-related issues. Read more...
When the weather forecast calls for inclement weather, remember that when thunder roars, go indoors. The CDC offers tips on staying safe during these storms, because being outside when lightning is present is not something to take likely — ever. Read more...
Every April, the National Safety Council (NSC) observes Distracted Driving Awareness Month to prioritize #RoadwaySafety. We’re observing DDAM to help make our roads safer for us all. Read more...
The National Stand Up 4 Grain Safety Week provides a collective industry focus on — and a commitment to — making the grain industry safer. Everyone deserves to work safely and go home at the end of the day, so the industry has come together to build awareness across the entire sector. Read more...
Congratulations to Safety Professional Tim Holmstedt who was recently honored as one of HazTek’s two Employees of the Month for December 2022! Tim was nominated by a former colleague, who commended Tim for his embodiment of HazTek’s core value of “Leadership” and for helping others. Read more...
Congratulations to Safety Professional Frank McDermott who was recently honored as one of HazTek’s two Employees of the Month for December 2022! Frank was nominated by Safety Professional Nate Jones, who praised Frank for his honesty, fairness, responsible nature, and good work ethic. Read more...
HazTek is spotlighting Safety Professional Brian Marinaro who joined our team last year. In his free time, Brian likes to play golf as much as possible, and play the guitar and the drums. Read more...
HazTek is spotlighting Safety Professional Chris Luciano who joined our team last year. Chris enjoys weightlifting and playing pool in his spare time. Read more...
Happy Spring! In many areas of the U.S., the weather is getting nicer, which means that landscapers and tree care workers are entering their busy season. According to OSHA, many hazards in the tree care and landscaping industry are potentially fatal, but effective management of worker safety and health protection is a decisive factor in reducing the extent and the severity of work-related injuries and illnesses. Read more...