An unannounced inspection from OSHA is a stressful and sometimes frightening situation. This infographic, titled “Surprise OSHA Inspection!! What to Expect” gives the viewer some advice on the procedure that occurs when OSHA visits. Interestingly, OSHA has very few inspectors (2,200) to cover the entire United States. The businesses that tend to get these inspections fall into a couple of categories. They have been inspected […] Read more »
Uber and Lyft are two apps that have revolutionized the way people get around. They are ride sharing apps that allow users to order rides to their location. You are probably familiar with each of them but you might not know all of the pros and cons between the two. Read this infographic to see which one might be better for you the next time […] Read more »
There are many ways to build muscle. Some of these are eating five to six small meals a day, strengthening your core, not sticking with a workout routine, doing some water sports, and consuming the right nutrients after workouts. In addition, we should also remember that it’s not just about lifting weights—a common misconception. The truth is, we can build muscle by paddling, navigating monkey […] Read more »
This infographic shows the benefits of using e-cigarettes and e-liquid over traditional cigarettes. First, there are a number of cost benefits from using e-cigarettes including bottles or refills which are relatively inexpensive and long lasting. More to the point, smoking causes a high number of deaths including lung cancer and other heart related diseases, toxic chemicals found in traditional cigarettes are carcinogenic. The infographic provides details […] Read more »
Fall protection is a topic that lends itself to the infographic format. Visuals are needed to simplify the explanations. While this infographic, titled “The A, B, Cs and 1, 2, 3s of Fall Protection” is a good overview, with simple, clear, visuals and easy to understand text, it should not be considered the ultimate resource for learning about fall protection and personal fall arrest systems. […] Read more »
This infographic is an analysis of the UK population that suffers from chronic pain. The percentage of women to men varies slightly in regards to pain sufferers. Women tend to suffer more than men. Pain can be reduced by starting and following certain habits including exercise, meditation, avoiding smoking and drinking, eating healthy, asking for help, keeping a journal, distracting yourself and understanding the medications […] Read more »
Have you ever had a neck or back pain that caused you to consider seeing a chiropractor, only to question if they are real doctors? Not to worry, chiropractors have almost the same amount of educational training as medical doctors. Though they have 180 less hours, they are still highly trained and skilled professionals. To learn more about what chiropractors can do for you, visit […] Read more »
Employees are a retailer’s biggest asset, and they must be given every opportunity to thrive. RevUnit determined five key areas for Employee Empowerment through mobile technology, shown in the infographic below. See how you can delight your employees while providing them with the tools to have their best chance for success! Read more »
If you’re a business owner, entrepreneur or freelancer, you obviously want to get noticed by your target demographic, and ultimately have them buy your products or hire you for a professional help. That’s how business works. You just have one major problem: Your competition. You aren’t the only one trying to get noticed. So how can you standout in a crowded field of professionals? Read this infographic to find […] Read more »
Chiropractors are involved with athletes more and more as the years go by. Not confined to one sport, chiropractors treat runners, martial artists, football, baseball, and basketball players, golfers, and many more. Both high impact and low impact athletes can benefit from regular chiropractic treatments, and this practice is encouraged. Many professional teams have a chiropractor on staff, and college athletic programs are beginning to […] Read more »