Fit For Work

09/02/2026

We're looking forward to participating in the 2026 NSC Safety Congress & Expo in Indianapolis in a few weeks.

Fit For Work experts will be sharing insights on two important topics shaping workplace safety today:

• "Speaking Safety at The Top: Building Executive Understanding & Support for Program Success" | Terri Leigh Rhody | Monday, September 14, 2:30-3:30 PM EDT
• "Strengthening Safety Programs Through Ergonomics Expertise Panel" | James Rethaber | Monday, September 14, 4:00-5:00 PM EDT

If you're attending NSC, we hope you'll add these sessions to your schedule. Learn more about the conference: https://okt.to/fVtDRi

For over a century, diverse professionals have relied on this safety event for cutting-edge technology, valuable education, networking opportunities, and proven products and services essential for staying competitive in the industry.

08/27/2026

What gets in the way of safer workplace behaviors?

The answer often isn't a lack of training.

Trust, communication, and whether employees feel heard and understood can all influence behavior change.

In our latest blog, Fit For Work Area Manager, Mark Snow, explores common barriers to behavioral change and shares practical strategies for building stronger connections that support employee buy-in and safer workplace behaviors.

Read the article: https://wellworkforce.com/behavioral-change-injury-prevention/

Learn how human connection, trust, and communication help drive behavioral change and improve injury prevention outcomes.

08/19/2026

During Safe & Sound Week, several themes emerged from the workplace safety success stories shared by our providers:

• Trust encourages employees to speak up.
• Small improvements can have a big impact.
• Familiar tasks deserve a fresh look.
• Safety is a shared responsibility.
• Understanding the "why" helps safer habits stick.

While each story was unique, all highlighted the important role people play in creating safer workplaces.

Which of these lessons resonates most with your organization's safety culture?

08/14/2026

The best safety solutions are the ones employees understand.

In today's Safe & Sound Week spotlight, Fit For Work's Melinda Knopf highlights an approach that helped encourage long-term adoption of safer work habits.

08/13/2026

Safety improvements are most effective when everyone is working toward the same goal.

In today's Safe & Sound Week spotlight, Fit For Work's Cory Viveiros highlights the impact collaboration and buy-in can have on creating safer workplaces.

08/12/2026

We often accept routine tasks as "part of the job."

In today's Safe & Sound Week spotlight, Fit For Work's Anna Armstrong shares how taking a fresh look at a task causing discomfort led to a safer, more ergonomic solution for employees.

08/11/2026

It's easy to overlook the tasks employees perform dozens of times each day because they've become routine.

Billy's story is a good reminder that sometimes the most effective ergonomic solutions aren't complicated. They're simple adjustments that make frequent tasks safer and easier to perform.

08/10/2026

OSHA's Safe & Sound Week starts today.

Throughout the week, we'll be sharing real-world safety success stories and practical takeaways from the field.

Our first spotlight focuses on a critical foundation of every strong safety program: Trust.

When employees feel safe speaking up, organizations are better equipped to identify hazards and improve workplace safety.

07/30/2026

Road construction crews face hazards every day—from heavy equipment and heat stress to distracted drivers and demanding physical work.

In our new blog, Fit For Work Injury Prevention Specialist, Cale Chaltron, shares six practical strategies to help reduce injuries and keep road crews safe on the job.

Read the blog: https://okt.to/iC08HV

07/24/2026

A one-minute conversation can reveal symptoms that might otherwise go unnoticed. Simple questions about hydration, fatigue, and concentration can help identify heat-related concerns before they escalate.