19 February 2015
Good Housekeeping “Good Housekeeping” is one of the best safety measures that can be undertaken. However, it is something that must be practiced day-by-day and not
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19 February 2015
General Safety – Do You? Ladder and Step Safety Make sure that ladders are bolted to the derrick and all bolts and rungs in the ladder
19 February 2015
Dangerous Thinking and Thoughts Who is responsible for your safety on the job? Is it the government, the company, your boss or the other members of
17 February 2015
Injured Person: Transportation and Wounds The importance of proper transportation for a seriously injured person cannot be overestimated. It is sometimes necessary to transport a patient
17 February 2015
Back Safety: Lift and Like It Whether you are accustomed to lifting or manipulating a shovel, wrench, fountain pen or typewriter, you may be one of
17 February 2015
Checklist: Foot Protection Workplace hazards can contribute to or cause a wide range of foot problems and injuries, from simple fatigue and athlete’s foot to serious burns,
17 February 2015
Safe Use of Ladders Ladder safety should not just specify types of ladders for certain jobs but also establish rules for the safe use and maintenance
17 February 2015
Use and Misuse of Tail-Lines Remember! A tail-line is actually a lifeline, and your life or someone else’s life may depend on the safety afforded by
17 February 2015
Fall Protection Guidelines The purpose of these guidelines is to keep workers from falling six feet or more from an elevation, and to prevent tools and
