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Your Annual OSHA Training Guide | October 2026

Fall is settling in, which means it’s time to revisit one of the most important parts of our safety culture: annual OSHA training. OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) ensures that every employee has the knowledge and confidence to work safely, respond...

HazCom: Our Guide to Chemical Safety in the Workplace | September 2026

Chemicals play a critical role in keeping workplaces running. From cleaning and maintenance to manufacturing and production, they are essential to our operations. But as beneficial as chemicals are, they also come with risks. That’s where OSHA’s Hazard Communication...

Fire Safety Preparedness | August 2026

Know Your Exits. Be Ready. Stay Safe. Fire emergencies can–and do–happen without warning. When they occur, knowing exactly where to go can make all the difference. Fire safety is about following the procedures, but it’s also about protecting yourself and your team....
Tornado Season Safety | April 2023

Tornado Season Safety | April 2023

Tornado season is upon us, and we want to educate, remind, and test our teams on handling inclement weather. The average time it takes for a tornado to hit an area after a siren call is less than 13 minutes, which means that our teams must be prepared to quickly and...

Slips, Trips, and Falls | March 2023

Slips, Trips, and Falls | March 2023

In recent years, WFF has experienced numerous accidents caused by slips, trips, and falls. Please consider the following safety tips when working in your facility: If you see something you might slip or trip on, tell your supervisor right away or pick it up...

Avoid. Deny. Defend. | February 2023

Avoid. Deny. Defend. | February 2023

Workplace violence can happen anytime and anywhere. Are you prepared to handle a violent event where you work, shop, or recreate? Please take some time to watch this short video for tips on how to handle a violent workplace situation.   AVOID starts with your...

Winter Safety Tips | January 2023

Winter Safety Tips | January 2023

Most fatalities that occur during a winter storm are not caused by the storm itself. Most deaths are the result of traffic accidents on icy roads and over exposure due to extreme cold. 10,000 emergency room visits are attributed  to snow-shoveling injuries each year....