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Safety Appeal We all have a natural tendency to want to be safe. Put another way, psychologists say that normal individuals possess certain desires through which safety becomes appealing. These

Recognizing and Controlling Slip and Trip Hazards One key to avoiding injuries from falls is learning to recognize and control slip and trip hazards. Like many aspects of workplace safety,

A Near Miss Lesson A tradesman was nearly sprayed with heavy fuel oil while attempting to change the suction strainer on a pump. He was removing the securing bolts from

Tool Box Talk – Behavior Safety Click here to download more than 17 topics of behavior safety tool box talk like all in fun, April fool day, behavior safety, why

“NEAR MISS” The common term is "Near Miss" but a more accurate term would be "Near Hit" in safety industry speak, a near miss is an accident that almost happened.

Lock Out Tag Out - Verify Anyone who operates, cleans, services, adjusts, and repairs machinery or equipment must be aware of the hazards associated with that machinery. Any powered machinery

Something shared to share: Little Things Still Matter Tipping point; noun. In epidemiology, the concept that small changes will have little or no effect on a system until critical mass

Line of Fire “Line of fire” is a military term that describes the path of a discharged missile or firearm. It’s the path an object will travel. In the workplace,

"Safety from Lightning"  & "Tips for Inside your Home" A house or other substantial building offers the best protection from lightning. In assessing the safety provided by a particular structure,