23 February 2015
First Aid: General First Aid is the immediate care given by a person to another who has been injured or has been suddenly taken ill. A.
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23 February 2015
Manifestations of Specific Drugs The classifications of Controlled Substances are: 1. Narcotics: Opium, Heroin, Codeine, Morphine, Methadone 2. Depressants: Barbiturates, Tranquilizers, Chloral Hydrate, Methaqualone 3. Stimulants:
23 February 2015
Identification of Chemical Abusers in Work Areas SICK LEAVE—unusually high medical treatment records and excessive sick leave. Frequent unexplained ABSENTEEISM. Reporting for work late frequently and
23 February 2015
Health: Bloodborne Pathogens Hazard Overview: Human blood and body fluids can contain microorganisms—called bloodborne pathogens—that can lead to disease. Exposure to bloodborne pathogens takes place in
23 February 2015
Selecting the Proper Eyewear Lens Every day eye injuries occur in workplaces across our industry. In nearly three out of five of these injuries, the injured
23 February 2015
Face Protection The eyes and face are subject to injury from many kinds of hazards in all types of industries. Cuts, burns, rashes, blindness and scarring
23 February 2015
Gambling with Your Eyesight Could Make You a “One Eyed Jack” There are two sides to eye safety: first, safety for the eyes, and second, safety
23 February 2015
A Good Way to View the Future is Through Safety Glasses The greatest friend a worker’s eyes have while on the job are his safety glasses.
23 February 2015
Eye Protection…Are You Gambling With Your Eyesight? There are regulations requiring your employer and supervisor to ensure that you use appropriate eye or face protection when