Forklift tipover safety: what you need to know
Of all annual forklift-related fatalities in the U.S., tipovers account for 25’42 percent, the leading cause of deaths and serious injuries. With OSHA…
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Shovel snow safely
For homeowners in the North and Midwest, shoveling snow isn’t optional. But every year, more than 11,000 Americans visit ERs for snow-shoveling injuries,…
Choose the correct ear protection
Consistent and correct use of hearing protection is critical when exposed to high noise levels in any loud environment. As a rule of thumb, if you need to…
Stay snowmobile smart
Crispy winter breezes and a sunny day make you eager to get out there and start an invigorating snowmobile ride. But, like all vehicles, snowmobiles can…
Avoid holiday safety hazards
Christmas is a time to celebrate, spend time with family and friends, and to relax. But, it’s also a time when safety should be on your mind because the…
4 tips for doing safe, great work
1 Experience counts: You’ve seen the task done hundreds of times, but you have never done it yourself. So, do you know how to do it? No. Never operate…
Time to get your furnace inspected
Well before snow glistens in the lane, it is time to have your furnace inspected. Safety is the most important reason. A professional inspection can…
Check your carbon monoxide detector
If you have any appliance that burns gas, it’s a good idea to have a carbon monoxide detector. Carbon monoxide poisoning is a form of slow suffocation….
Safe use of space heaters to prevent fires this winter
As temperatures drop, space heaters become a go-to solution for quick warmth in homes and offices. However, according to safety experts, these devices are…
Fire Prevention Month: Take note of the ubiquitous devices that power our world
They’re everywhere. Lithium-ion batteries live with us and power our devices. Every cordless device — the kids’ toys, power tools, tablets, head phones,…