by Dennis Downing | Sep 15, 2026 | Workplace Injury Prevention
You’ve trained them. You’ve reminded them. So why are people still getting hurt? Most organizations aren’t ignoring injury prevention. They’ve held the safety meetings, reviewed proper lifting techniques and reminded employees to “work safely.” Yet the...
by Dennis Downing | Aug 12, 2026 | Case Studies & Results
Musculoskeletal Injuries Found to be Responsible for the Majority of Workers’ Compensation Costs The Challenge A university sought to reduce the frequency and severity of musculoskeletal (MSD) injuries among employees in its Grounds Maintenance, Operations, and...
by Dennis Downing | Jul 29, 2026 | Workplace Injury Prevention
A major airline reduced back and neck injuries by 63%. A national beverage distributor cut lost workdays by more than 50%. A transportation company recovered approximately 17,000 lost workdays every year. A hospital system reduced injury-related costs by $3.2...
by Dennis Downing | Jun 11, 2026 | Workplace Injury Prevention
If you’re responsible for operations, chances are you’re feeling the squeeze from multiple directions. Workers’ compensation costs continue to climb, finding and retaining good employees isn’t getting any easier, and leadership still expects...
by Dennis Downing | May 19, 2026 | Case Studies & Results
Client Profile A regional water utility agency responsible for maintaining infrastructure, field operations, and public service delivery across a diverse service area. Employees regularly perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting, confined space work, and...
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