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Influenza Season: Safety Briefing - November 19, 2021
It’s that time of year again- sniffling, sneezing, coughing, and wheezing. Sometimes those sniffles can take a turn for the worst and become the dreaded flu virus. This week we will get a better understanding of what the flu virus is, discuss the different types of flu viruses, as well as share prevention tips on what you can do if you get sick.
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Powered Industrial Truck Safety: Safety Briefing - November 12, 2021
Powered Industrial Trucks (PIT) including forklifts and other powered material handling vehicles are extremely common in the workplace. In fact, they are so common that they often get taken for granted. However, when not handled properly these powerful machines can cause major damage to workers and the workplace. This week, we will cover the basics of powered industrial truck safety.
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Halloween Safety: Safety Briefing - October 29, 2021
Halloween is an exciting time of the year, full of festivities and fun! In addition to the continuing COVID-19 concerns and precautions, Halloween activities typically bring along the same hazards year after year. This week we will discuss some of those hazards and ways to avoid them so you and your loved ones can have a safe and happy Halloween.
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Fall Safety - Safety Briefing - Week #41 - October 2021
Fall is a favorite season for many. Relief from the summer heat, leaves changing beautiful colors, holiday seasons approaching, and favorite fall flavors make fall a great season to enjoy. This week we are going to cover some of the hazards the season can present and more importantly how to avoid these hazards so this time of the year can be enjoyed to the fullest.
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Reducing the Effects of Eye Strain: Safety Briefing - Week 40 - September 2021
As the trend for many workplaces moves towards remote work, more and more time will be spent in front of the computer screen. We need to shift our thinking about safety to consider less than obvious safety risks like eye strain. The average person spends 6-9 hours of screen time a day, the tips we will discuss this week will help reduce the effects of eye strain despite the many hours of screen time often required for remote work
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Safety Action Teams: Safety Briefing - September 17, 2021- Week 38
Safety teams or committees may have many different names for many different organizations but the overall idea is similar. For this week’s training, we will refer to them as safety action teams. Having a group of dedicated individuals throughout your company that are focused on injury prevention can have a tremendous positive impact on your efforts to make your workplace safer.
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Fatigue in the Workplace: Safety Briefing - August 20, 2021 - Week 34
Feeling fatigued at work is not merely an annoyance, it can also lead to serious safety incidents. There have been many serious workplace accidents that can be directly linked to overly tired employees that led to the death of many. Understanding the causes and more importantly the ways to prevent or reduce workplace fatigue is a critical factor in keeping yourself and your colleagues safe.
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