When beginning a new job, workers today are usually given thorough training on performing the duties of their job. Included in this training is a run-down on safety procedures, such as proper equipment handling and usage, record-keeping and reporting, use of safety...
Month: January 2011
The High Risk of Workplace Violence
On the list of concerns about our jobs are usually items such as performance reviews, salary or promotion increases, lay-offs, personality issues with your supervisor. And yet, despite a growing number of high-profile news stories on the subject, few of us actually...
Understanding Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Almost everyone, from a construction worker to an office worker, uses their hands at work. Perhaps you do fine work such as repairing tiny electric components, lift and place repeatedly product onto store shelves, or simply type at a keyboard or register for long...
Reducing Your Breakdown Risk
Odds are that most of us, at some point, have been in a car which has suddenly experienced a mechanical failure or flat tire. Though you likely have many concerns at this point, your first concern should be your safety. While we may pay careful consideration to our...
Homeowners Insurance and Personal Liability
An important part of home ownership is making sure you are protected by homeowners insurance. Devastating events like fires and floods are tragic enough without the prospect of not being able to replace your home or belongings. However, homeowners should be aware that...
Safety Stocking Stuffers
This holiday, no doubt you plan to fill your stockings with candy, toys and fruit. But somewhere in between the tiny bottles of bubble bath or peanut butter filled chocolates, tuck in some truly useful auto safety tools to help keep you and your loved ones safe this...