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Protect Your Most Important Assets
The most valuable asset you have is your employees. As an employer, you have an obligation to protect your workers from injury on the job. The best way to do this is through a carefully developed safety program that focuses on the control of hazards in your workplace and training needs of your employee.
Once in place, your safety program should be applied consistently throughout your organization. Adherence to it should be routinely enforced.
Developing a safety program may seem overwhelming. Get started now by using the sample safety programs provided on this page as a basis to create one that fits your business.