We are excited to announce the launch of SABER (Safety Awareness Basic Education Resources) — a powerful new safety training library designed to help you maintain a safe and healthy work environment. As part of our ongoing commitment to both compliance and learning, SABER delivers high-quality safety education with no membership required. Strong safety programs start with practical and timely support. Our staff work alongside you to deliver hands-on training and resources foc

Safety training only works if workers actually understand it. That's not a translation problem, it's a communication problem. And it's one of the biggest reasons JML Safety was built around bilingual, in-person instruction across Washington's orchards, vineyards, warehouses, and construction sites. What the Research Tells Us The numbers back up what we see every day in the field. Studies from the Center for Construction Research and Training, along with parallel research in

Workplace safety is not optional, especially in environments where employees may be exposed to bloodborne pathogens. These pathogens carry serious health risks, including hepatitis B, hepatitis C, and HIV. For agricultural operations, industrial facilities, and small businesses, exposure risks are real and often underestimated. Protecting workers requires more than awareness. It requires clear, practical training that fits the reality of the job. At JML Safety, our Bloodborne

Agriculture shops are busy places filled with tools, machinery, chemicals, and workers performing various tasks. Without proper safety measures, these environments can quickly become hazardous. A well-maintained safety checklist helps prevent accidents, protects workers, and ensures smooth operations. This post outlines key safety steps every agriculture shop should follow to create a safer workplace. Agriculture shop with clear walkways and safety signs Keep Walkways and Exi