Play is critical for the mental, physical and social development of young children, and playsets and local playgrounds are the perfect place for that to take place. But over 200,000…
We want you to be safe…on the road, at home, and on the job. The information provided through the links below will help keep you and your family, or business, safe.
- Safety on the Road – Driving a vehicle requires a great amount of concentration and focus. However, even under the best circumstances, accidents can happen. Learn about ways to avoid automobile accidents, such as deer-related accidents or those that happen during severe winter weather, as well as ways to keep your teenage driver safe.
- Safety at Home – Home is a special place where you and your family feel safe and protected. Reinforce that safe feeling by performing routine maintenance and inspection on areas of your home, such as the electrical system. Don’t forget to pay special attention to added features, such as a wood-burning stove, which requires proper installation. And, plan a home emergency supply kit now, before you need it.
- Safety on the Job – As an employer or employee, we all want safety on the job to be a priority. Establishing general safety guidelines is one way to get started to make the workplace a safer environment.
Carbon monoxide poisoning: Symptoms and prevention
The CDC reports that carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning is responsible for 50,000 emergency room visits and 430 deaths in the U.S. every year. This colorless, odorless gas, which is often…
Safety tips for indoor propane heaters
Propane heaters can be a great, cost-effective way to heat your home in the case of a power outage or dying furnace. But they pose higher fire and carbon monoxide…
Safety tips for indoor kerosene heaters
As the temperatures drop, you may be looking for cheap ways to heat specific rooms or spaces in your house. Options such as space heaters or wood stoves can seem…
Six safety tips for pool swimming
Having your own pool can be an amazing way to relax and spend time outside in the summer, but it can also be a source of legitimate worry without the…
Beach safety: staying safe in and out of the water
As many families get ready for their summer beach vacations by packing their swimsuits and planning an itinerary, they might be overlooking the most important planning step: prepping for safety.…
Best practices for operating a chainsaw
Chainsaws are immensely powerful tools that can tackle a variety of outside jobs—from trimming bushes to chopping up trees. Although you’re not legally required to obtain training for basic chainsaw…
Reaching for safety: How to properly use extension cords
Extension cords are a convenient way to direct power to devices when their cords cannot reach the outlet. When used improperly, however, extension cords easily become a significant health hazard.…
Steps for surviving an active shooter in the workplace
Imagine this: you’re at your desk, reading emails over a morning cup of coffee when suddenly a frantic co-worker appears in your doorway. She tells you that there is an…
Stellar tips for safe skylight use
Skylights can be a great addition to a workplace by providing more sunlight and creating brighter workspaces. Research shows that this can even boost morale, improve employee satisfaction and increase…
