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Have you tried any government sites? We find a lot of our safety photos via USA.gov's image search.
Replied Mar 3
Hi, Dawn, We've done a few things with our newsletters to garner more readership and engagement. 1. We have a section that features the most commented on stories of the week/month with a couple of c…
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April 7, 2010 all day – Online
By Jerry Laws
Edmunds.com's CEO asked DOT and NHTSA to take a "fresh approach" to the problem that goes beyond Toyota's woes. His company announced Tuesday it is drafting rules for a $1 million prize to determine what really
… ContinuePosted on March 3, 2010 at 10:03am —
By Jerry Laws
I was lucky. Although the impact when I fell from my roof Feb. 14 broke my left cheekbone and this saw I was holding, there were no other injuries. Thousands of falls at U.S. homes each year prove to be fatal.
Posted on February 19, 2010 at 11:40am — 2 Comments
By Ronnie Rittenberry
There's good news from the biochemical community in the form of documented, empirical evidence that eating a little dark chocolate every day has stress-busting benefits and other favorable, long-term he
… ContinuePosted on February 18, 2010 at 10:08am —
By Jerry Laws
Federal food safety gurus say people throwing or attending a Super Bowl party should make sure none of the recently recalled Italian sausage or salami is on the menu for the big game.
Posted on February 8, 2010 at 11:07am —


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Flexible Cords and Cables shop inspection: I completed an extension cord inspection yesterday and took 12 cords out of service for various reasons. I then instruced "Joe" the maintenance man to cut…
Started by Troy Taylor. Last reply by Jerald Wright, Jr 1 day ago.
I am presenting at the Construction Safety Conference "Ladder Accidents & Violations…an Unnecessary Expense" in Chicago in a couple of week. I am about done with my presentation and would like…
Started by Jay D. Rohman. Last reply by Don Prostka Feb 1.
So I"m checking the water fountains in our shop for bacteria. I used a dip slide that incubates in 24 hours to see if they need to be disinfected. There are two fountains and I had three slides in…
Tagged: MWF's, fluids, working, metal, bacteria
Started by Troy Taylor. Last reply by Troy Taylor Jan 22.
This is Robert T Dombrowski - President / Principal Scientist of Nanoview Associates (NVA) LLC Nanoview Associates (NVA) LLC offers a wide range of scientific / technical consulting services that he…
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I am looking for some examples of companies best practices in construction safety. Thanks.
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