Slideshow: 6 small business safety hazards (and how to avoid them)

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Owning a small business is all about knowing when to take risks and when to play it safe. But when it comes to workplace safety, your only option is to take the safest route and eliminate risks.

As a small business owner, it’s your duty to be actively searching for, preventing and relieving workplace hazards to keep employees safe and decrease the likelihood of suffering a loss. Accidents do happen. So don’t wait to secure your business. Even small risks that go unnoticed can have a big impact. Take a look at our slideshow “6 small business safety hazards (and how to avoid them)” to see if your business is at risk and what actions you can take now to eliminate common safety hazards from your workplace.

Are you protecting your business, yourself and, most importantly, your employees from these six common workplace hazards?


 
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