Learn how one industrial part-cleaning manufacturer installed and utilized a Tether Track™ fall protection system.

Manufacturing facilities and distribution centers traditionally had to choose between keeping their works safe, or keeping them productive. Thanks to recent material handling innovations, companies no longer have to make that trade off.

In part one, we talked about understanding OSHA violations and the impact of workplace injuries on premiums. Let's take a look at other ways you can ensure you're covering all of your bases when it comes to workplace falls and injuries.

There is one thing for certain when it comes to workplace falls and accidents: inattention to problematic situations and the lack of an appropriate safety plan will cost you on multiple fronts.

Safety is key in any modern manufacturing environment. You don't just owe it to your workers; you also have to consider various rules and regulations, set forth by OSHA and other agencies, that govern the way you run your daily operations. In part one, we covered the top five ways to increase safety in your facility without sacrificing productivity. Here are reasons five through ten: