Don't Miss the 2010 Poultry Production & Health Seminar

There is no simple answer to maintaining an effective poultry health program. But you can stay up to date on the latest techniques and technology by attending the Poultry & Egg Institute’s 2010 Poultry Production and Health Seminar. This year's program will be held September 21-22, in Memphis, TN. Register today and join us for the exciting program.

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The Importance of Reporting Safety Violations in the Workplace

We've all witnessed a co-worker doing something that violates a company safety rule. We have also resisted any thought of reporting the violation for a number of personal or professional reasons. But when a co-worker’s violation creates an unsafe condition, reporting it to management can literally mean the difference between life and death. It's up to you to break the “code of silence” and create a workplace culture where employees are encouraged to and feel comfortable reporting violations.

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Registration Continues for 2010 Poultry Protein and Fat Seminar

There is still time to register for U.S. Poultry & Egg Association’s 2010 Poultry Protein and Fat Seminar. This seminar will help you and your company stay up to date on the latest technology and management techniques in converting inedible products into valuable feed components. This year’s program will be October 7-8, at the Doubletree Hotel, downtown Nashville, Tennessee. A block of rooms has been reserved until September 15, 2010. Register today, and join us for this educational program.

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13 Strategies To Improve Safety & Reduce Exposure

The current focus at OSHA, and other government agencies, is less on compliance and increasingly more on enforcement. That means more inspections, more audits, and more fines. Here are some ways you can help your company stay out of trouble.

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Workplace Violence Remains Difficult to Tackle

Most of us have heard news reports about angry employees who lose control at work. Just this month, an employee facing termination in Connecticut killed eight co-workers before committing suicide. Understanding how to prevent violent outbursts can be challenging for companies. Do you have a violence prevention program in place and do your employees know what to do when a potentially dangerous situation arises?

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Grain Engulfment Prevention

As summer nears its end, elevators are preparing for an influx of grain: cleaning bins, inspecting machinery and investing in new equipment. In the midst of making these necessary preparations, management should also be reviewing its safety and training policies. Because the only surefire way to combat and prevent the engulfment incidents is through proper safety training.

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