Fit For Work

12/23/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we want to thank our clients, partners, and colleagues for your trust and collaboration in creating safer, healthier workplaces. Your commitment inspires us every day.

Here’s to continued success, innovation, and shared progress in 2026!

12/19/2025

2025 brought rapid changes for safety and HR leaders—new challenges, shifting priorities, and topics that sparked conversation and real action.

Our latest blog pulls together our most-read safety insights of the year, from ready-to-use resources to ergonomics that actually changed daily behavior.

✅ Read what resonated most with leaders
✅ Get caught up on any blogs you missed
✅ See what’s shaping safety strategies for 2026

View the full recap here: https://okt.to/oFlGdc



What trend do you think will matter most in 2026? Share your thoughts below ⬇️

12/11/2025

Hybrid and remote work are integral to modern organizations, making ergonomic health essential for today's distributed workforce. Makeshift setups and lack of training can lead to preventable injuries—but companies have the power to change that.

In our latest blog, Fit For Work Injury Prevention Specialist, Ashley Mayo, explores practical strategies to support hybrid and remote employees, including:

✅ Consistent ergonomic education
✅ Flexible workstation solutions
✅ Access to professional consultations

A unified, proactive approach to ergonomics, whether at home or onsite, helps protect employee health and strengthen long-term productivity.

Read the full blog here: https://okt.to/AzaNMt

12/03/2025

Exciting news from Fit For Work! We’re proud to share that two of our team members, Ashley Mayo and James Rethaber, were recently published in ISE Magazine, the official publication of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers.

Their article, “Built for Inclusion: Applying Biomechanics to Workplace Design,” explores a new reality facing today’s workforce: The workforce isn’t what it used to be—and neither are its needs. Workers now vary widely in functional abilities, body types, ages, and cultural backgrounds. At the same time, industries are navigating labor shortages, an aging workforce, and rising expectations for safer, more inclusive workplaces.

In this landscape, inclusive design is no longer a luxury, it’s a business necessity.

Please join us in congratulating Ashley and James on their contributions to advancing workplace safety, ergonomics, and inclusive design.

📖 Access note: The article is available through ISE Magazine and may require a member login:

The workforce isn’t what it used to be, and neither are its needs. Today’s workers vary widely in functional ability, body type, age and cultural background. At the same time, industries are under growing pressure from labor shortages, an aging workforce and increasing demands for safer workplac...

11/27/2025

From our Fit For Work family to yours, wishing you a happy, healthy, and restful Thanksgiving!

11/25/2025

This November, our team has been reflecting on the season of giving and the many ways people can support their communities. Through our Give Thanks campaign, we invited employees to share stories of service, generosity, and small acts that make a big difference.

We’re grateful to the employees who chose to share their volunteer stories—from supporting local food programs, to mentoring students, to helping at community events. Their experiences remind us that service comes in many forms.

And we know these stories represent a small portion of the positive impact our employees create throughout the year. To everyone giving back in ways big and small, we see you, and we appreciate you.

11/13/2025

Part 3 of our Body Basics series is live!

Knee pain might seem inevitable for your industrial athletes—but it doesn’t have to be.

In this blog, Fit For Work Injury Prevention Specialist, Angela Lambert, shares why the knee is one of the most commonly injured joints at work—and how posture, lifting techniques, strength, and flexibility can make a big difference in injury prevention.

Read the blog: https://okt.to/M6kovc

Catch up on the full series: https://okt.to/ge9DBo

11/11/2025

Today, we take time to honor and remember all Veterans who have made the ultimate sacrifice in serving and protecting our freedom.

11/07/2025

As 2025 wraps up, OSHA’s annual Top 10 Safety Violations list reminds us that many of the same safety risks persist year after year. But this isn’t just a list of citations, it’s a roadmap for smarter prevention in 2026.

To help Safety and HR leaders turn insight into action, check out our 2025 Top 10 infographic and focus guide. From fall protection to predictive safety, it’s time to shift from compliance to performance.

https://wellworkforce.com/from-insight-to-action-using-the-osha-top-10-to-shape-2026-safety-priorities/

10/31/2025

Wishing you a safe and spooky Halloween from your friends at Fit For Work!

For some Halloween safety tips from the National Safety Council, visit: https://okt.to/mRZOr7?

10/29/2025

As we wrap up National Ergonomics Month, we’re excited to highlight insights from Josiah Allen, Senior Solutions Consultant at VelocityEHS, and Terri Leigh Rhody, VP of Marketing at Fit For Work, on how to position ergonomics as a driver of performance, productivity, and business results.

From boosting productivity and retention to aligning with ESG goals, learn how to turn ergonomic investments into measurable ROI.

Read the full blog: https://okt.to/RU19b0

10/23/2025

Your industrial athletes deserve more than just pain prevention — they deserve strength, mobility, and resilience. In Part 2 of our Body Basics series, Cory Viveiros, Injury Prevention Specialist at Fit For Work, dives into spinal health and why it’s essential for both workplace performance and life outside of work.

From proper ergonomics and posture awareness to core strengthening and recovery strategies, he offers actionable insights to help your team stay safe, strong, and productive.

🔗 Tap the link to read the blog: https://wellworkforce.com/body-basics-spinal-health-and-the-industrial-athlete/