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October 23 2018

Why Engineers in the AEC Industry Need the PMP

Fellow engineer-managers, listen up. It’s our responsibility to ensure that the engineers and project managers working for us are trained and equipped to perform their assigned duties. When we fail at this task, then we fail not only the next…

Success Stories
September 25 2018

Clients Share Their Success Stories Regarding the Flexibility of…

Clients describe why it’s so important to provide their employees access to new technology and training from any web-based platform. Find out how RedVector has helped them achieve their goals.

Success Stories
September 19 2018

RedVector Clients Share Their Customer Support Stories

Clients describe what it’s like to work with the team at RedVector, reflecting on both administrator and end-user (student) service and support.

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August 31 2018

Benefits of an OSHA Safety Management Program

OSHA defines safety management as, “the recommended practices that emphasize a proactive approach to managing workplace safety and health. Traditional approaches are often reactive – that is, actions are taken only after a worker is injured or becomes sick, a…

Success Stories
August 6 2018

Case Study: Cambrex Transforms Its Culture of Learning with…

In this RedVector case study, discover how Cambrex, a life sciences company with over 35 years of active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) development and manufacturing expertise, deployed a complete learning solution that received real buy-in from both leadership and shop floor…

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July 26 2018

5 Qualities of an Efficient Forklift Driver

By Tom Reddon When it comes to material handling operations, improvements in tactics and planning begin with the personnel responsible for delivering. More specifically, when it comes to forklift operations, the forklift driver is the key player. Beyond technical skills,…

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June 28 2018

7 Things Effective Project Managers Do Consistently

Effective project management is a blend of technical and non-technical skill sets and experience that, unfortunately, doesn’t manifest itself overnight. It takes years to build the chops of an effective project manager and a good bit of thick skin. As…

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June 26 2018

Driving Us Mad! Safe Driving Tips for Large Trucks…

Drivers of large trucks and heavy equipment must use extra caution in order to safely navigate and share the roads with smaller vehicles. There are things that must be considered when driving large vehicles or operating heavy equipment in order…

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June 22 2018

4 Strategies for Improving Both Operational Performance and Safety

While industrial companies have made dramatic operational improvements over the last decade, important work in the area of safety still must be done as large numbers of workers continue to sustain injuries on the job. An estimated 2.9 million U.S.-based…

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June 18 2018

Don’t Fall for It: Essential Ladder Safety Tips –…

Did you know? Falls from heights resulting in days away from work occur on ladders 32% of the time, according to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and the National Safety Council (NSC). Review these essential ladder safety tips…

Whitepapers & Guides
May 4 2018

4 Critical PSM Violations Business Must Address

A Process Safety Management (PSM) plan is essential to protecting your people, your property and the environment. In fact, companies have experienced some of their most serious incidents due to failed PSM training or planning. In this infographic, discover 4…

Whitepapers & Guides
April 27 2018

Infographic: Mental Health In The Workplace Today

Did you know that American businesses lose $100 billion per year due to untreated mental illness in the workplace. Yet, when employees do receive training and/or treatment to deal with mental illness, a whopping 80% report improved productivity and professional…