Why Audiometric Testing is Crucial for Workers in High-Noise Environments
For workers in industries such as construction, manufacturing, aviation, and warehousing, daily exposure to high...
Feb
How Physical Abilities Testing Can Reduce Workplace Injuries
When it comes to occupational health, minimizing workplace injuries is crucial for employers. One of...
Jan
Quantitative vs. Qualitative Respirator Fit Testing
Alaska’s rugged industries and challenging environments demand a strong focus on worker safety. From protecting...
Jan
What is Breath-Alcohol Testing?
In 2022, there were 13,524 alcohol-impaired driving fatalities in the United States—equivalent to about 37...
Jan
DOT Part 40 Drug Testing Regulations: A Guide for Alaska Employers
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) Part 40 drug testing regulations form the foundation of...
Jan
Understanding Thyroid Health and the Importance of Regular Testing
January marks Thyroid Awareness Month, a time dedicated to spreading knowledge about the thyroid—a small,...
Jan
Employee Drug & Alcohol Testing: Is it DOT or Non-DOT?
Employers need to understand the two primary categories of workplace drug testing: DOT (Department of...
Jan
Post-Holiday Season Health Tips for Alaskan Workplaces
The holiday season often disrupts routines, leading to overindulgence and a lack of physical activity....
Jan
Instant Drug Testing vs. Lab-Based Testing: What Employers Need to Know
When implementing drug testing in the workplace, employers typically choose between two primary methods: instant...
Dec
Physical Ability Testing and ADA Compliance in the Workplace
Physical Ability Testing (PAT) is critical for ensuring workplace safety and efficiency, but employers must...
Dec