SAFETY. IT’S DRIVING WORK IN MONTANA.
NO MATTER THE KIND OF WORK, SAFETY WORKS
What is it that makes work, work? We’ve now seen, in brand new ways, that safety is what gets us on the job, confidently and consistently. From construction sites to classrooms, safety clears the way for the job to get done … and for all of us to get back home at the end of the day. Read on for information on how to make safety a priority in your workplace, safety education videos, stories of safe Montana companies and more. Safety works.
Watch how safety is showing up on the job, and learn to protect yourself.
MORE SAFETY VIDEOS
Worksafe Champions
Young Worker Safety: A tool for life
Identifying Risk
Safety Culture
Workplace Ergonomics
Return to Work Programs
Distracted Driving
Everyday Electrical
Start your own safety program
No matter the size of your business, you have plenty to gain from establishing a safety program. From lowering downtime and costs to increasing productivity and morale, a safety program pays off. Read on to learn where to begin and how to get the most out of your investment.
Protect young workers from day one
Young workers can be essential to many businesses, but the fact is that they are also more likely to get injured on the job than experienced workers. Take the time to assess the risks your workers face, and point them to resources like our safety education videos. Learn more about how to protect the future of our state’s workforce.
Looking for more proof that safety works?
You’ve come to the right place.
No question, work has changed. And running a business now requires more attention to details that were hardly on our radar in the past. Use our resources to help safeguard your business and your people as we all move forward. With sample exposure protocols and credible sources for the latest information, we can help you get back in the swing of things, confidently. Learn more.
Are you or your employees working in totally new “workspaces”? If your kitchen table or laundry room is doubling as your office, you face new kinds of workplace risks for injury and stress. We’ve put together a list of tips, from workspace setup to proper stretching, so you can turn what might have been a sudden change into a thoughtful – and ergonomic – one. Keep your neck, back and even your fingers working efficiently and healthily for the long term. Learn more.
What does a children’s theater have in common with a precast concrete company? An emphasis on safety. Join the 270 Montana businesses that have sent 470-plus employees through Montana State Fund’s WorkSafe Champions program. WorkSafe Champions is an elite safety education program offered to our policyholders at no charge. Over the course of eight modules, participants learn about workers’ compensation, how to motivate and train employees, manage an incident, more effectively return an injured employee to work, and much more. Learn more.
