Understanding the Requirements of the Job Before any job, you should fully understand the capabilities and limitations of the equipment used. From understanding load capacities to knowing which crane to use, each aspect of the job should be considered. Come up with a plan before each lift, run through safety checklists, and be ready to [...]
The past year has seen labor shortages across industry lines. According to a recent study from the Society for Human Resource Management, nearly 90% of businesses are having a hard time filling open positions. These shortages have resulted from various factors, many of which are related to individuals reevaluating their employment priorities due to the [...]
Safety Tips for the Workplace 1. Use tools, equipment and machinery properly Proper use of tools and machinery can prevent injuries. Only operate machines you are trained or certified to use and ensure that they are cleaned and maintained regularly. You should always use machines and equipment for their intended purposes. Use equipment such as [...]
Serious accidents can happen when you take safety for granted. Consider this situation: a man was adding fuel to his lawnmower. He poured some gasoline, then took a step back with the open fuel can in his hand. Meanwhile, his neighbor walked up behind him with a lit cigarette. The can touched the cigarette [...]
If you are a veteran entering the civilian workforce it can be challenging for several reasons. Instead of focusing on what the problems are let’s focus on what you can do to make the transition smoother. Whether you have a vision for your new career or have no idea what you’d like to do, [...]
5 Easy Ways to Get Your Resume at The Top of The List Did you know that Reddit’s top question in their job/resume section is “I’m applying for a position in ____ field, how does my resume look?” adding a photo of their resume below looking for feedback. Why do [...]
Let's Get Digital We are making it through a pandemic, it is time to re-enter the workforce. We have suffered enough; missing parties, no handshakes, no eating out, no hugs. The toll the pandemic has taken on everyone’s mental and physical health is in some ways permanent. Meaning most of the world has tried to [...]
"Since 1976, every U.S. President has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. This is a time dedicated to reflecting and publicly thanking those African-Americans who have gone before us – showing strength and perseverance for what is right. We are grateful for our ancestors’ optimistic attitudes, which were difficult to maintain [...]
Accountability: the fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility. Accountability is tough, I know first hand. I have not always held myself accountable for my actions. Honestly, I spent most of my life blaming others for my actions or failures. You know what I got from blaming others? Absolutely nothing. Of course, it is so [...]
Do you have a small business with a seasonal need for temporary staffing? A medium-sized firm with an ongoing need for full-time workers? A large corporation requiring both temp and permanent employees, full and part-time, on an ongoing basis? Recovery operations in need of mega teams when disasters hit? For businesses of every size, and [...]
