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  • Why Data is Outperforming Legacy Safety Programs

    For years, fleet safety followed a predictable model: classroom training, policy manuals, quarterly safety meetings, and post-accident reviews. When an incident occurred, the organization investigated what happened and adjusted accordingly. That approach wasn’t wrong, it just assumed the world would stay the same. Today, fleets are often doing more safety work than ever, yet auto…

  • Unlocking Potential: How Understanding Human Behavior Enhances Safety and Operational Success

    In today’s complex and rapidly evolving work environments, organizations need effective strategies to enhance safety, improve performance, and cultivate a culture of engagement and accountability. While many companies invest heavily in technology and systems to mitigate risk, one of the most powerful and sustainable approaches remains underutilized: applying the science of human behavior. Understanding why…

  • Using Computer-Based Technology to Help Facilitate Safety Performance

    Companies today use a variety of computer-based technology platforms (e.g., Smart Sheet, HammerTech, iAuditor, Origami, etc.) for measuring the performance of safety tasks that help prevent incidents and claims. For the most part, these platforms are blank canvases from which creative safety professionals are developing “leading indicator” masterpieces of safety responsibilities. Some examples we have…

  • Safety and Liability Tips for Dog Owners

    Are You Protected as a Dog Owner? We all love our furry friends. Whether your dog is a small Jack Russell Terrier or a giant Great Dane, even normally mild-mannered dogs may bite people. Why? When a dog is scared or feels the need to protect their surroundings (such as their home, food or owner),…

  • 8 Safety Tips to Prevent Boating Accidents

    When the weather warms up, it’s the perfect time to get out on the water. While boating is one of summertime’s best outdoor activities, it’s important to take safety precautions to help prevent accidents and injuries. Here are 8 tips to keep your friends and family safe while you’re on the water. 1. Make sure…

  • Swimming Pool Safety Tips

    One of the pleasures of summer is enjoying time at the pool. However, any time spent around water (especially with children) presents certain risks. Did you know: Ten people die each day from unintentional drowning, and on average two of them are under age 14.1 Drowning is the leading cause of death among children ages…

  • Boating Safety

    Video Transcript [MUSIC PLAYING] 8 Boating Safety Tips 1: Take a boating safety course. Human error is the number one cause of boating accidents, so it’s important to learn how to properly operate and navigate your boat. 2: Life jackets are essential. Make sure all passengers wear life jackets that fit properly. Especially children. 3:…

  • 7 Fire Pit Safety Tips

    Whether you already have a fire pit, are planning to build one yourself or just purchased a portable one, it’s important to review these tips so that you and your family can safely enjoy time around the fire. Select the right spot for your fire pit. Build your fire pit on level ground and out…

  • Building a Culture of Wellness and Safety

    It is not uncommon to hear that while many employers have both safety and wellness committees, they rarely interact with one another. Employees, managers, and leaders may inherently realize that there are benefits to combining safety and well-being efforts, and quite a bit of overlap, but they also may encounter difficulties when it comes to…

  • McGriff statement on equality, safety and justice

    Stand for better June 10, 2020 At McGriff, we believe there is no place for hatred, racism or bias. We’re committed to advancing equality, respect, safety and justice. As such, we are dedicated to providing a diverse and inclusive work environment.  We echo the comments from our parent organization’s Chairman and CEO, Kelly King. “Our nation…