Workplace Safety Tips
Workplace safety is one of the leading arenas for personal injury today.From carpel tunnel syndrome to unguarded machinery, a wide range of workplace hazards still exist. Review the list below for information on how to make your place of work a safety zone.
- Employment Restrictions for 14 & 15 Year Olds
- Alcohol and Office Parties
- Security: A Requirement for Workplace Safety
- Slippery Walking Surfaces Are Preventable
- Guidelines for Safe Lifting
- Unguarded Factory Machines: Who’s Liable for the Accident?
- Climbing Rails: Modern Protection for Old Hazards
- Forklift Safety: Equipment and Precautions
- Trench Cave-Ins: A Preventable Hazard
- Confined Spaces Pose Dangers
- Gas-Fueled Tools Can Poison Users
- Preventing Occupational Disease
- Chemical Hazards — Your Right to Know
- Silicosis — The Preventable Tragedy
- Protecting Your Skin at Work
- Dangers of Canned Air
- Latex Glove Allergies
- Hearing Loss: The Not So Silent Epidemic
- Make Sure Your Chain Saw Is Safe
- Guarding Against Mechanical Power Press Injuries
- Protecting Health Care Workers from Needle Sticks
- Occupational Risks of Handling Animals
- Avoiding Dog Bites
- Safety First on Scaffolds
- Avoid Repetitive Task Injuries
- Fall Protection Is Everyone’s Responsibility
- Making Sure Your Teen’s Job Is a Safe One
- Are You Using Care When Using Woodworking Tools?
The information in the articles listed above is extracted from contemporary safety literature. The original sources are available upon request.
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