Jack Rubinger Contributor Bio

Bio

Jack Rubinger has 10+ years of experience writing about workplace safety, construction, lean manufacturing, warehouse management, visual communication, healthcare, agriculture, education, and technology.

Rubinger’s articles have been published in a wide range of media, including ISHN, EHS Today, New Equipment Digest, Industry Week, and many others.

Rubinger has provided copywriting and editing expertise for corporations, agencies, and trade associations, including Intel, Nike, SafeBuild Alliance, Graphic Products, and Rugged Safety.

For more information, visit creativitypersistencesubstance.wordpress.com, email [email protected], or call/text 503-964-4877.

Articles by Jack Rubinger

Top 10 Tips for Increasing Warehouse Safety
Heavy Metals and Respiratory Safety: What Manufacturers Need to Know

Heavy metals pose a serious respiratory hazard. Here's how to protect workers against them.
Safe Start-Up Procedures: Clarity Is Key

Want to make sure your workplace start-up procedures are safe? The first step is making sure they're clear.
Preventing Burst Pipes in Aging Buildings

Aging buildings are common but bring a lot of challenges with them. One of the worst is burst pipes. Find out how to prevent it and limit the damage if it does
What Role Do Facilities Managers Play in the Safety of Their Buildings?

Facilities managers are unsung safety heroes. Find out how they keep building occupants safe.
Mental Health and Suicide Prevention in the Construction Industry

The construction industry has one of the hiighest suicide rates. This article looks at why that is and what can be done about it.
Best Practices for Floor Marking

Floor marking is an effective tool for guiding floor traffic and ensuring social distancing. Here's how to do it right.
What’s Right (and Wrong) With Job Safety Analysis (JSA) Forms?

JSA forms are an important safety tool, but there are wrong and right ways to use them. Learn more here.
Nursing Home Safety: How to Keep Your Employees Safe

Long-term care workers face a number of regular hazards. Here's how employers and administrators keep them safer.