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On-site clinic for agriculture company bridges the gap between employer & employee
Keeping hundreds of workers safe and healthy in the sweltering Arizona heat is hard enough. But for one ag giant, a massive job site and worker language barriers made the job even more difficult. Based in Goodyear, Arizona, our farming...
A major CPG brand deployed an on-site clinic for food processing employees. It paid for itself in a few months.
One major food brand was looking to reduce the impact of employee injuries at its state-of-the-art coffee creamer manufacturing and bottling facility. With the repetitive motions necessary from workers on the production line, the risk of injuries and strains was...
Tech giant keeps $1B data center construction project on track with proactive on-site clinic
When a well-known tech giant announced plans for a new location in Mesa, AZ, it wasn’t your average data center build.
All about Gaize.ai Impairment Detection Devices—and Why Employers Should Use Them
On Site Medical is now offering Gaize.ai technology to our on-site clinic customers and those using our on-demand dispatch services for drug and alcohol testing. Read on to see what all the hype is about. For years, employers—especially those in...
Coming soon: A new way to schedule your service
Whether you need immediate on-site injury care or want to schedule screenings, vaccinations or training, our new and improved online system is coming soon! Launching July 21st, you’ll request and schedule all services via a simple online form right from...
EY US unveils Ben Garland, On Site Medical CEO, as an Entrepreneur Of The Year ® 2025 Pacific Southwest Award finalist
Entrepreneur Of The Year celebrates ambitious entrepreneurs who are shaping the future Phoenix, AZ – Ernst & Young LLP (EY US) announced the finalists for the prestigious Entrepreneur Of The Year 2025 Pacific Southwest Award—including On Site Medical’s own Ben...
Tech construction and facility safety spotlight
How on-site clinics can help support the safety and healthcare needs of a booming tech industry The rapid growth of data centers, semiconductor manufacturing and other industrial, tech-related infrastructure has been staggering in recent years. With this growth has come...
5 types of construction training to plan for in 2025
As we approach 2025, construction managers face evolving safety challenges that demand comprehensive training programs. Some training might be obvious, and even required. But the gray areas in safety education can leave managers scratching their heads. Here are just a...
Mental Health in Construction: A Foundation for Wellness and Safety
Our mental health and physical health are intrinsically linked, forming two integral components ofoverall well-being. Neither can exist in isolation, as each profoundly influences the other. Our on-site nurses and medics are dedicated to fostering a caring culture and ensuring...
5 steps you can take to reduce the cost of workplace injuries
Workplace injuries not only jeopardize the health and well-being of employees but also pose significant financial burdens on businesses. Fortunately, implementing on-site care initiatives can help mitigate these costs, while also improving the health, happiness and productivity of employees. Here...
Technology leader saves $31 million in on-the-job injury claims during massive construction project
When a global semiconductor company broke ground on a manufacturing campus in Phoenix in 2021, it was the largest private-sector investment in Arizona history. It also quickly became the country’s largest active construction site—ripe with the risk of injuries and...
Retailer combats rising worker’s compensation claims with thoughtful on-site care
The retail industry often grapples with workplace safety challenges, with on-the-job injuries leading to significant worker’s compensation claims. For one Nevada-based retailer with over 13 locations, this issue was becoming all too real. With an average of 124 claims annually...
A Guide to Preventing the Spread of Illness on Your Job Site
‘Tis the season … for nasty viruses and infections! Cold and flu season is in full swing and that could mean big delays and impacts on productivity on your job site. Fortunately, there are ways you can curb the spread...
30 Statistics for Men’s Health Month
November is Men’s Health Month—and it’s an ideal time to check in on your health (or that of the men in your life!). Especially in physically demanding industries like construction, warehousing and other industrial segments, men are at a higher...
Fun Facts & Impressive People for Hispanic Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage month is Sept. 15 through Oct. 15—and there’s a lot to celebrate. According to HispanicHeritageMonth.gov, National Hispanic Heritage Month “traditionally honors the cultures and contributions of both Hispanic and Latino Americans as we celebrate heritage rooted in all...
The Workplace Injury Ripple Effect
It’s no surprise to industrial workplace managers that employee injuries have a direct impact on the health of your business, your employees—and your bottom line. But beyond the immediate physical consequences and direct cost of care, there are strong downstream...
Preventing Substance Abuse Among Your Workforce and on the Job Site
Employee safety is crucial in any industry. Perhaps even more so, however, in industrial settings that involve dangerous scenarios and heavy equipment. Risks run high from construction sites to warehouses—and even the slightest impairment can cost lives. According to American...
5 job-site dangers to watch out for this summer
Summer is heating up—and so are the risks on your job site. From high temperatures and blazing sun to summer recreation bleeding into work hours, prevention can go a long way in keeping workers safe and productive. In this post,...
The 6 most dangerous spots on your job site
Did you know June is National Safety Month? To keep your site in tip-top shape, we’ve outlined the six most dangerous spots in our new infographic. Put a focus on these areas and reduce the risk of injury across your...
Red flags to avoid in industrial medicine providers
Many executives and senior management in construction, manufacturing and distribution have seen the pitfalls of industrial medicine firsthand—from excessive care to outright fraud.
