Manufacturing

Injuries in Warehouse and Assembly Line Temp Jobs

Temporary and seasonal workers in warehouses and on assembly lines face a disproportionate risk of workplace injury. According to OSHA, temp workers are up to twice as likely to be injured  than full-time employees. The reasons are clear: - Limited or no site-specific safety training - Rushed onboarding [...]

Chemical Burns in Industrial Cleaning Operations

Industrial cleaners play a vital role in keeping manufacturing and warehouse environments safe and operational. But the chemicals they handle—solvents, degreasers, acids, and caustic agents—pose a serious threat if not managed with proper safety practices. Without full-body PPE and training, workers are exposed to risks such as: - [...]

Chemical Exposure in Cosmetic Manufacturing

Creating beauty products often involves working with chemical ingredients that can pose health risks if mishandled. While cosmetic goods promote external wellness, the process of producing them can put employees in jeopardy. Workers in cosmetic manufacturing may be exposed to: Fragrance allergens Preservatives like parabens and formaldehyde-releasing agents [...]

Noise & Repetitive Motion in Medical Goods Manufacturing

Medical goods manufacturers create essential products like masks, thermometers, and surgical equipment. But the work environment presents ongoing risks. Top risks include: Noise exposure from machinery leading to hearing loss Repetitive motion injuries (i.e., carpal tunnel from assembly tasks) Slip-and-falls in production areas Back and neck strain from [...]

Fire Hazards in Food & Beverage Production

Food and beverage manufacturing facilities are hotspots for fire risks due to the presence of: Combustible dust (e.g., flour, sugar) High-temperature equipment like fryers and ovens Flammable oils and alcohol-based products Electrical malfunctions in refrigeration and cooking units Aging equipment or inadequate maintenance schedules These environments are particularly [...]

June 11th, 2025|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , |

Crushing Injuries in Equipment-Based Manufacturing

In manufacturing, where workers frequently interact with large, fast-moving machinery, crushing injuries remain one of the most devastating risks. These injuries are not limited to assembly lines—distribution centers, packaging lines, and fabrication shops are all high-risk zones. Common incidents include hands caught in presses, workers pinned between forklifts [...]

Workers’ Compensation Options for Overcoming Exposure Risks in Food and Beverage Manufacturing 

Manufacturing Industry – Biological and Chemical Risks in Food and Beverage Manufacturing If you have clients in the food and beverage manufacturing industry, they play a key role in bringing safe, high-quality products to tables around the country. However, handling food and beverage products at various stages of [...]

February 19th, 2024|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , |

How Can a PEO Help My Manufacturing Industry Clients?

The Benefits of a PEO for Your Manufacturing Industry Clients Do your manufacturing industry clients have challenges like high Workers’ Compensation premiums or high injury risks? A professional employer organization (PEO) might be the solution! A PEO is a firm that provides a service under which an employer [...]

How Work Comp Helps Manufacturing Clients Overcome Crushing Injury Risks

Manufacturing Industry – Crushing Injuries A crushing injury is a type of injury that occurs when a person’s body is subjected to significant force of pressure, like if they are caught between two pieces of machinery or equipment. Crushing accidents are commonly seen in the manufacturing industry, where [...]

Finding Workers’ Compensation and PEO Options to Combat Noise Risks for Manufacturing Clients

Manufacturing Industry – Noise Exposure Risks While working in the manufacturing industry, your clients might be exposed to frequent loud noises. This can lead to noise exposure injuries, which can be the result of risks like: Heavy machinery, such as lathes or grinding machines Power tools, like saws [...]

January 8th, 2024|Categories: Blog|Tags: , , , |