We are thrilled to announce that today, May 6, 2024, SureHire Occupational Testing has officially acquired COHR Health, a well-known leader in occupational health services.
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Occupational Testing Use Case – Mining
In this case study, we will explore how mining companies can use various types of occupational tests to reduce Total Recordable Incident Rates (TRIR) long term.
Hearing Conservation Basics: How to Manage Occupational Noise
Learn how to proactively mitigate occupational noise risks and help prevent NIHL among workers.
Occupational Testing Use Case – Manufacturing
Explore how manufacturing companies can use various types of occupational testing to assess job applicants, including statistics that show how that can reduce your Total Recordable Incident Rate over the long term.
How to Improve Workplace Safety Communication: Seven Strategies for Success
This article explores seven practical strategies to improve workplace safety communication. From regular training sessions to utilizing various communication channels, these approaches will enhance the effectiveness of safety messages and ensure they reach and resonate with every employee.
Falls, Slips, and Trips Prevention Tips
Falls, slips, and trips have negative repercussions in the workplace. They adversely impact employee health and well-being, reduce productivity, and impact the company’s bottom line. Therefore, a proactive approach toward preventing falls, slips, and trips is crucial.
7 Essential Exposure Limit Terms That All Employers Should Understand
Knowing and understanding exposure limit terms can help employers make decisions that keep their workers safe and healthy. This article discusses seven essential exposure limit terms that all employers should know.
Newsletter: Drug Testing in the Workplace
Download our June Newsletter to learn about drug testing in the workplace!
What to Consider When Determining Which Substances to Include in Your Drug Test Panel
A drug test is a technical analysis of a biological specimen to determine the presence or absence of specified parent drugs or their metabolites. The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) regulations and various state drug testing laws specifically identify the substances and cut-off levels that employers must incorporate into their testing program.
16 Safety Training Requirements in Forestry & Agriculture
Learn safety training requirements for forestry and agriculture workers so you can mitigate risk and ensure a safe work environment.
