December Safety Talk Toolkit: Winter Hazards & OSHA Expectations

Winter in Alaska brings not only snow but also serious workplace safety challenges. December is...

Employee Drug Testing in Alaska: Why a Drug-Free Workplace Policy is important for Safety

Employee drug testing is a key part of workplace safety and compliance—especially for high-risk jobs...

Why Annual Hearing Tests Matter for Workers in High Noise Jobs

Noise Can Slowly Damage Hearing In Alaska’s loudest jobs such as drilling on an oil...

Why Shorter Wait Times Matter in Employer Health

When a crew is suited up and ready to go, every minute off the job...

Customer Service in Occupational Health: How Patient Experience Improves Safety and Compliance

Quality in occupational health is more than accurate tests and clean paperwork, it is the...

Post-Accident Testing Rules and Timing Windows

When a crash or serious incident happens, minutes matter, and so do the rules. Different...

How to Find the Right Occupational Health Services Company for Your Business

Choosing the right occupational health partner can make all the difference in protecting your employees,...

The Cost of Substance Misuse in the Workplace: Why Prevention Matters

Every year, U.S. employers lose more than $81 billion to lost productivity, healthcare expenses, and...

Audiology and Occupational Safety: Protecting Workers from Noise Exposure

October is National Audiology Awareness Month, a time to spotlight the importance of hearing health...

FAA Oversight Impacts: What Aviation Employers Need to Know

In aviation, even the smallest mistake can have life-or-death consequences. Every aspect of the industry...