Safety Tidbits

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Occupational Heat Illness An Interventional Study by: Rick Brake and Graham Bates, School of Public Health, Curtin University, Perth WA Click the following link to read the full study published

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Transforming Workplace Safety and Preventing Workplace Accidents with Vision AI Visionify, July 2023 A safe work environment is an absolute necessity and prerequisite for any successful business. One might assume

Fluid Consumption- Underground Miners Click thev following link H07 Fluid consumption sweat rates and hydration status of thermally stre...to read this interesting article on fluid consumption, sweat rates and hyration

Off-the-job Fatalities on the Rise Be careful when working around the house and yard. Be careful when working around the house and yard. Home and community deaths are up an

The Role of Smart Robots in Increased Workplace Safety- BBN Times, 2/2023 Technological advancements have revolutionized industries across the globe, and one of the most prominent innovations is the rise

Beat the Heat Stress- HSME Magazine, June 2023 What is heat stress? Heat stress is a combination of factors that lead to increased heat storage in the body. It happens

Workplace Violence—Regulation, Enforcement, and Prevention By Guy Burdick, EHS Daily Advisor Jul 5, 2023 EHS Administration, Personnel Safety An active shooter can show up at any workplace, but some industries

Lock Out Tag Out is Important for Employee Safety Performing work on equipment and machinery such as setup, un-jamming, repairs, cleaning, servicing and adusting can be dangerous. When uncontrolled energy