Energy Management: Safety Topics - June 2020 - Week 1
Recent events have put extra strain on many business and individual budgets over the last few months. One way to help alleviate the strain is to cut out or reduce excess expense. This week we will focus on reducing energy consumption which could have a twofold benefit of reduced costs and reducing your environmental footprint.
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Spring: Safety Topics - April 2019 Week 1
Springtime is a great time to enjoy the outdoors with friends and family, or start new home projects and renovations. At the same time there are unique safety hazards during this time of year. From plants and insects, to power tools and tornadoes, spring time can be dangerous. This week we’ll talk about what to watch out for to keep you and your family and friends safe while enjoying the fresh air.
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Winter Weather Storms: Safety Topics - January 2019 - Week 3
Winter Weather and Storm Preparations
Although many locations have been immersed in wintry conditions by this time of year, for many others, January through February can bring about some of the worst storms. This is a good time to review the potential for disruptive and dangerous weather, and make preparations ahead of time for what to do once the storm arrives. This week we’ll focus on storm preparation and provide some tips for what to do during and after a storm. Being prepared and safe against weather or other disasters is a responsible mindset, and can really make a difference in how you and your family handle inclement conditions.
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Wildfires, Smoke, and Heat: Safety Topic - August 2018 - Week 1
Wildfires, Smoke, and Heat
Heat related illnesses are most common during summer when temperatures can reach over 100 °F in some parts of the United States. Preventative measures can be taken and sometimes the simplest solutions are the most difficult to incorporate into our daily lives. This week, we will identify the most common heat illnesses and address some of the easiest ways to avoid them.
High temperatures increase the likelihood of wildfires. Smoke can induce respiratory problems and can affect people miles away from the actual fires, not just first responders or residents of the area. This webinar will discuss symptoms of these problems and the degree of risk as well as several preventative measures to reduce the chance of smoke exposure.
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Fireworks and Barbeques: Safety Topics - July 2018 - Week 1
Fireworks and Barbeques
With Independence Day just around the corner, we are all looking forward to our backyard barbeques and annual firework shows. Everyone enjoys a great celebration of lights and festivities so it’s easy to forget that fireworks actually are explosives. This week we will discuss how you can stay safe during all your Independence Day activities.
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Water Activities: Safety Topics - June 2018 - Week 4
Water Activities
During the summer, it’s fun to go fishing, water skiing, and play in the water; however, not knowing how to respond in an emergency situation is not. This week's ELS Safety Topics are focused on water activities, boating prep, floatation devices, and emergency response.
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