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Monday, February 21 2011
Give Employees a Hand with Hand Safety
Hands are the most vulnerable part of the body for most workers because the hands do so much of the work and there are so many ways to injure hands in most workplaces.
Tuesday, February 23, 2011
10 Steps for Selecting the Best Hand Protection
Hand protection starts with information. Here are 10 steps to help you gather and analyze information about hand protection.
Wednesday, February 24, 2011
Time to Take a Closer Look at Workplace Burns?
Burns are a common workplace injury with hundreds of cases reported daily across the nation. Identify risks in your workplace and take action to protect employees
Thursday, February 24, 2011
Burn Injuries Need Swift, Effective First Aid
Workplace burns common injuries that need prompt and proper attention, especially when the burn is serious. Are your employees trained in first aid for burns?
Friday, February 25, 2011
Carbon Monoxide Can Be Killer
Carbon monoxide can be a killer both on the job and at home, so training your workers on its dangers is time well spent. Begin by emphasizing that carbon monoxide (CO) is particularly dangerous because it is an invisible, odorless gas. Therefore, people can’t identify it by seeing or smelling it.