Stay safe at home: Six ways to move a heavy object
Moving a heavy piece of furniture to another room or a heavy piece of equipment to storage? Here’s how to do it without hurting your back: 1. Clear the…
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Watch out for spring hazards
You are going to be mowing the lawn, gardening, maybe even trimming the trees. Spring is glorious, but don’t let the glorious weather distract you from…
Most on-the-job injuries involve hands and fingers during material handling
It’s an unusual job that doesn’t include a certain amount of material handling. Whether you are a warehouse assistant, a machine operator, or an office…
Docks are dangerous places for forklift drivers
Loading and shipping docks are vital for the movement of product and resources, but they are dangerous, too. They are busy places where trailers and…
Keep batteries from kids and pets
Little batteries look harmless enough, but a toddler puts one in his mouth, however, it could cause a choking or serious burns if the battery is leaking…
Keep an eye on bicycles
Warmer weather means more people are riding their bikes to work. Here are a few tips for drivers on how to share the road: * Respect bike paths. Don’t use…
March: Workplace Eye Health and Safety Month
During this special month, Prevent Blindness America reminds us to have regular eye examinations and wear protective eyewear when needed, whether we’re on…
It’s time to prepare for storms
Springtime and early summer are the seasons for windstorms, tornadoes, and hail in many parts of the country. If they are common where you live, put…
National Poison Prevention Week is March 19-23
Recognizing and handling poisons correctly The main focus of Poison Prevention Week is on children. Every day, parents, grandparents, others care for…
Stay safe while shoveling snow
Snow can be a conundrum. It’s dangerous and inconvenient to leave it on the front walk. You can’t leave it in the driveway if you have to go to work. But…