Pitfalls of Fall
Now we are left with the hazardous debris that the fall leaves has left us with.
View ArticleSafe Worker Profile
How do you measure up against this safe worker profile? Use this to improve your safety attitude and safety skills. And remember to look out for your fellow workers, especially the new workers on site...
View ArticleHazard Recognition
Hazard Recognition is vital to crew safety. Failure to recognize hazards while working can lead to injury or a fatality.
View ArticleBody Mechanics
Avoid excessive force, high repetitions (frequency) and prolonged durations wherever possible.
View ArticleTell Me
Wherever we are, we look out for each other. We are the extra eyes, ears, and voice for our coworkers, and we use them to keep each other safe. We are our brother’s keeper.
View ArticleEyes and Ears
Basic Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) rules help protect employees from injury. Today we cover some of the most important protections for your sight and hearing.
View ArticleDriver Alert
Getting the job done incident free requires staying focused while operating our equipment. Work as a team while operating a vehicle. Stay focused.
View ArticleTaking RESPONSE-ability Part 2
In all tasks, we must anticipate the dangers and deal with them on the spot.
View ArticleTaking RESPONSE-ability Part 5
The last piece in our series on RESPONSE-ability is proper orientation to work.
View ArticleWalking and Working Surfaces
Think through each step of your tasks to make sure there are no hidden hazards. And remember if you are not sure take two and think it through. Investing in safety is like investing in stocks. Poor...
View ArticleFire Extinguisher Use and Care
Know where your fire extinguishers are at all times and make sure they are readily accessible for use.
View ArticleDon't Veer For Deer
It’s cooling down outside, the leaves are falling, autumn is upon us, and winter is around the corner. This time of year, deer-vehicle collisions are on the rise. Drivers should pay extra attention...
View ArticleAvoid Slips, Trips, and Falls
Falls are a leading cause of workplace injury and death. They also cause a great deal of suffering. Take fall hazards seriously, and don't let them trip you up.
View ArticleCold Weather Protection
Cold weather can cause serious health problems. Avoid exposure to the cold by dressing in warm, dry clothing. Get medical help immediately in case of hypothermia and other cold injuries.
View ArticleSprains and Strains
Sprains and strains account for the vast majority of injuries in the workplace and we are no exception. So far in 2014 we have experienced four injuries, and every one has been a strain or a sprain.
View ArticleSlips, Trips and Falls - Pay Attention!
Slips, trips and falls are the #1 reason for an industrial injury in the United States. Thousands of disabling injuries and deaths occur each year as a result of slips, trips, and falls. Whether you...
View ArticleTaking RESPONSE-Ability - Part 2
We found out last week that each of us already have it for the taking. But what does this mean exactly?
View ArticleTaking RESPONSE-Ability - Part 3
Are you taking the proper precautions in your daily work duties? Are you following our formula for accident prevention?
View ArticleAre you Safety-Minded?
Statistics indicate that accident prevention and high production can coexist with the right mindset.
View ArticlePreventing Blind Spots
Adjust your mirrors to help prevent the blind spots before driving your vehicle.
View ArticleHeat-Related Illnesses
As temps rise, it is important to keep cool and know the signs to look for when it comes to illnesses caused by the heat.
View ArticleHeat and Human Performance: Illness and Risk Factors
Refresh Your Memory, our summer safety program for 2014, is designed to provide a few timely safety tactics and human performance tools we can use during the high-heat months.
View ArticleSunglasses or Safety Glasses?
What should you look for when selecting safety sunglasses - and why regular sunglasses won't cut it.
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