Sentry safety services center

A clean workplace means a safe workplace. Picking up boxes, bags, and other debris reduces the risk of an accident. Read on to learn what else you can do.

Accidents happen. And when they do, it’s important to know what to do to make sure your claim is filed promptly and accurately. We’ll explain the steps.

Asbestos can be one of the most dangerous things a worker can encounter on a job site. And there’s a special series of rules to deal with it. We’ll explain.

Electricity is one of the top causes of fire at a business. We have some tips to help you identify the hazards and make the fixes before something happens.

When it’s time to move heavy boxes or equipment, you need to take precautions to keep from hurting your back. We have some easy steps to help keep you safe.

You put your trust in your employees, but there may be times when that trust isn’t returned. With these security controls, we’ll help you avoid employee theft.

We’ve put together some simple safety rules you can use in your workplace that could help cut down on the risk of dangerous falls.

You know the importance of having good employees. But did you know having ones with poor skills my cost you? We’ll explain negligent entrustment.

When looking for the right new employee, you go through a long interview process. We have some tips that may help.

A customer comes in and leaves with your product, never intending to pay for it. It’s a false pretense loss, but there are ways to help avoid it. We’ll explain.

Trucking can be dangerous work. That’s why we want to help make sure all drivers practice the best safety measures. Take a look at these tips.

Safety meetings are needed in every workplace. But how do you make sure they’re effective? We have some tips on how to help get the most out of yours.

Keeping your business and employees safe from fire requires some planning and preparation. We have some tips that may help make it a little easier.

Even though drivers understand and follow safety rules, an accident can still occur. That’s why knowing what to do at an accident scene is crucial.

They’re used for a variety of things in many manufacturing operations. But iso and diisocyanates can create a number of hazards. We’ll explain how to limit them.

Having a safer workplace is important to everyone. There are ways you can help limit the hazards in yours. We share some common problems and some solutions.

There are many ways for workers to be exposed to crystalline silica, and all pose a health risk. We’ll help explain the dangers and the safety rules.

Before firing an underperforming worker, there are some steps you should take. We’ll walk you through the process.

Cell phone use while driving is a distraction for your driver. We’ll explain how you help can manage it.

The manufacturing is done, now it’s time to send your product off. We have some tips on what to do—and what not to do—when it comes time to load it on a truck.

Keeping customers’ sensitive financial information secure from thieves is a challenge for any business. But there are ways to help you do it. We have some tips.

Latex rubber is found in many workplaces and there’s a good chance you may have an employee who’s sensitive to it. We can help you protect them from a reaction.

We’re dedicated to helping you be aware of safety risks. One area that’s sometimes overlooked is getting in and out of equipment. We have some tips to help.

Cold weather means using furnaces and heaters in workshops. But it also means the risk of explosions and fires. We have some tips to help prevent these hazards.

Taking a closer look at your existing safety programs is a good way to find out if they’re working—or if they need changes. We have some tips on how you can do it.

It’s colorless, odorless, and a danger for some workers. But there are things you can do to help keep carbon monoxide from becoming deadly. We have some tips.

Many manufacturers use flammable materials in their work. Often, rags are used to apply them. But the dirty rags can be a fire danger. We have some safety tips.

We’re here to help you keep your trucking firm successful. With maintenance shop safety rules, you’ll minimize losses and perhaps reduce your insurance costs.

Keeping workers safe on the job is key, and that means providing proper training. We explain the federal regulations and how to meet them.