Safety Jackpot Safety Incentive Program -- Occupational Health & Safety

Safety Jackpot Safety Incentive Program

Safety Jackpot - a fun, scratch-off gamecard awarded to employees for weekly safety behaviors. The OSHA-compliant program is proven worldwide to engage employees, create a high level of safety awareness, and dramatically lower workplace accidents while delivering amazing ROI. Clients including 3M, Pepsi, FedEx, City of Los Angeles, Kraft, Coca-Cola, Hilton, Four Seasons, Neutrogena, plus thousands more have seen their ROI skyrocket with the Jackpot incentive system. Minimal administration required. Includes promotional materials, catalog and giant drawing sweepstakes awards and a dedicated account team. Now available online or paper gamecards.

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One single employee experiencing daily fatigue can cost an employer $3500 a year in lost productivity, absenteeism and increased healthcare. For 1000 employees that adds up to $3.5 million... for every year that it is not reduced. Manage it with a Lehigh CustomFit Wellness program that supplies accurate fit safety footwear, orthotics and compression garments to help prevent stress and fatigue. Read More

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