A 160-decibel explosion, pressure waves, and temperatures of up 35,000 degrees Fahrenheit. That is how dangerous an arc flash explosion is. Raise awareness and help protect employees with Safety Matters: Arc Flash, a...
Back injuries are painful, expensive to treat and can last a lifetime. Year after year, they are one of the leading causes of injuries on the job. Protecting your back is why you need to understand the basics of how it...
Show employees how to perform CPR and help them save lives with Safety Matters: CPR and AED. The program walks them through: The five links of the cardiac chain of survival CPR procedures for adults, children, teens, and...
Shortness of breath. Mental confusion. Nausea and fainting. These are just the signs, symptoms, and potential outcome of working in a toxic atmosphere without proper equipment. Safety Matters: Respirator Safety helps...
One of the most common problems in the workplace, Noise-Induced Hearing Loss can occur because of extended exposure to dangerous noise levels or of intense, one-time noises such as explosions. Protect employees from hearing...
Heat stress affects thousands of individuals every year. It occurs both indoors and outdoors, and during all seasons. Show employees the symptoms of different heat-related injuries with Safety Matters: Heat Stress. The...
What is the first thing employees should do in an emergency? Who do they contact? What are their roles and responsibilities? Safety Matters: Emergency Action Planning gives your employees a seven-minute walkthrough of...
Get a comprehensive overview of fire safety basics with Safety Matters: Portable Fire Extinguishers. In less than ten minutes, the program describes how a fire starts, how it can be prevented and which kind of extinguisher...
Every year when the temperature goes down – the risk of illnesses, injuries and incidents go up. Whether you work outside, or are only exposed to cold weather conditions on your commute, it’s important to know...
Falls from both heights and the same level are continually one of the leading causes of work-related injuries and deaths. Safety Matters: Walking-Working Surfaces will inform employees about situations that can cause an...
Safety is a concern for everybody, and for those who work in laboratories, there are specific safety considerations to keep in mind. Lab workers encounter unique types of hazards in the workplace, but there are strategies...
You may think concerns such as fractures, strains and sprains, cuts, fires, electrical issues, and knowing emergency action plans only apply to high-risk settings – but, did you know they are just as common in an...
Electricity is essential in our everyday lives, but when it is not handled properly, it can cause serious injuries or even death. It is important to understand the basics of electricity and the measures you can take to...
Hot work is anything that involves a source of ignition, and welding is one of the most common forms. Welding plays a vital role in virtually every industry, but these necessary operations come with health and safety...
Most people will experience strains and sprains at one point or another. Avoiding risky behavior and engaging in safe work practices are ways to actively sidestep the pain from these all too common injuries. Safety...
Slips, trips and falls make up a quarter of the injuries reported in the workplace. They can happen anytime, anywhere, and are one of the leading causes of accidental deaths. Safety Matters: Slips, Trips and Falls helps...
Every year almost twenty thousand people are injured and lose limbs in machine related incidents. Almost a thousand of them die. The safety of your employees matters. Safety Matters: Machine Guarding provides a brief...
Fire is a strong force that can destroy buildings, businesses, and even lives in a matter of minutes. Whether a fire is contained to a wastebasket, a room, or an entire building, knowing the warning signs and preventative...
Hazards are everywhere. But, there are tools to safeguard us from exposure to serious workplace injuries. Personal protective equipment (PPE) is designed and built to minimize the risk of contact with hazardous equipment...
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