2024

“Do not think because an accident hasn’t happened to you that it can’t happen."

– Safety saying, circa early 1900s

In this issue, we will be covering:

• More New Products!
• Feature Article: Regular refresher training and monitoring key to operational safety.
• Incident Report: Mass. Contractor Faces Proposed $142K Fine for Fatal Skid Steer Accident.
• Product Feature: New Spanish DTAs!
• Ask Bob: Our tech guru answers a question about procedures regarding forklift inspections.
• A selection of interesting articles.
• New testimonials from our wonderful clients.

"One earnest worker can do more by personal suggestion to prevent accidents than a carload of safety signs."

- Making Paper, E.R. Brown

In this issue, we will be covering:

• Feature Article: New Product!! Skid-Steer Requalification Material Released.
• Big News! Roneel Shankar Named IVES’ General Manager.
• Incident Report: Telehandler Tips Over Top of Parking Garage, Operator Escapes.
• Product Feature: Practical Evaluation Form Orientation Video and Downloads
• Ask Bob: Our tech guru answers a question about certification procedures.
• A selection of interesting articles.
• New testimonials from our wonderful clients.

“Safety has to be everyone’s responsibility… everyone needs to know that they are empowered to speak up if there’s an issue.”

– Captain Scott Kelly. 

In this issue, we will be covering:

• Feature Article: New Product!! First of the "Did You Catch That?" Video Series Released. 
• 2024 NDSC Safety & Health Conference.
• Incident Report: Construction company fined $415K USD after worker killed by an excavator.
• Product Feature: IVES Newest and Most Popular Video Titles.
• Ask Bob: Our tech guru answers a question about procedures regarding MEWPs.
• A selection of interesting articles.
• New testimonials from our wonderful clients.

Check out our latest news: Feature Article: What you need to know about OSHA's increased focus on warehouse safety, MLK Holiday closure, 2024 Safety & Health Conference, Incident Report: Federal government proposes a $275k fine to company, a question about operator numbers, interesting articles, and testimonials from our wonderful customers!