ISN attributed the January bump to workers returning from extended holiday breaks with low energy levels and morale, lack of focus and busy schedules. (Credit: Gorodenkoff Productions OU/stock.adobe.com) ISN attributed the January bump to workers returning from extended holiday breaks with low energy levels and morale, lack of focus and busy schedules. (Credit: Gorodenkoff Productions OU/stock.adobe.com)

Traditionally serious injuries and fatalities (SIFs) at job sites occur most frequently in July and August, but according to ISN Software Corp. January is starting to see a similar number of SIFs as the summer months.

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