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Safety 101:
See the simple steps to building a safety program in your workplace.
Growing a Culture of Safety
Farming and ranching are a rich part of Montana’s heritage. But this way of life can be fraught with dangers. Let’s keep this tradition alive.
Safety Culture from the Ground Up
Learn how to assess current risks, build a safety committee, train employees and empower them to speak up about safety issues.
MONTANA SAFETY STORIES
See how companies in every industry use safety to raise efficiency and productivity too.
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Community Closet, Livingston, Montana
Anderson Precast
Missoula Children's Theatre
Pine Hills Correctional Facility
Great Falls Emergency Services
FEATURED WORKPLACE SAFETY TOPICS
In five minutes or less, our workplace safety videos cover the most common risks that can slow you down.
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NEWS FROM MONTANA STATE FUND
MSF Scholarships Build a Safety Future
Growing up in Nigeria, Sadiq Inuwa witnessed first-hand the absence of workplace safety in his country. “It is normal to see workers using bamboo sticks as their scaffold and ladders made out of wood. I have seen workers get covered in cement all day long without thinking about potential cement burns. The government does not…
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Sign Up for Free March Safety Workshops
Montana State Fund’s Safety Services Specialist Kirk Smith will hit the road this March to present his free safety workshop A Small Price for Safety. (For those who cannot make the in-person workshops, a virtual session will be provided at the end of the month). Register Now TopicsJob Safety (Hazard) Analysis (JSA or JHA): No…
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ACE: Supporting Safer, Healthier Communities
A group home in Glasgow, Montana installs an alarm system for their residents. A summer camp in Helena replaces outdated life jackets for the safety of their campers and instructors. A Senior Center in Eureka rebuilds its deteriorating front steps. What do these three organizations have in common? They each received a grant through Montana…
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