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5 Safety Tips to Follow When Operating a Front-End Loader(Post)

Front-end loaders are used extensively in the construction industry. Also known as bucket loaders, they allow construction workers to easily move heavy loads, including soil, rocks, lumber and materi ...

6 Safety Tips on Preparing for a Hurricane(Post)

Do you live in a Hurricane-prone state? With their ability to carry trillions of gallons of water, hurricanes are one of the most destructive forces in Mother Nature. According to the Insurance Infor ...

Stay Safe When Operating a Pressure Washer!(Post)

Pressure washers are powerful tools that spray a high-pressure stream of water from the nozzle. They are frequently used to clean vehicles, heavy machines, driveways, roads, buildings and roofs. With ...

6 Important Safety Tips to Follow When Using a Pressure Washer(Post)

Pressure washing, also known as power washing, involves the use of pressurized water to clean hard surfaces. It's used among homeowners, business owners and professional cleaners alike. But if you're ...

MRSA and E.coli Live For Days Inside Airplanes(Post)

A disturbing new study reveals that Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and e.coli -- two potentially deadly infectious diseases -- can live for days inside the cabin of an airpla ...

6 Safety Tips to Follow When Digging Holes With a Spade(Post)

A spade is a versatile digging tool that's convenient and easy to use. Unlike its shovel counterpart, it features a rectangular and flat head. You can use a spade to dig holes in a variety of soil ty ...

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Driving Nails With a Hammer(Post)

A hammer offers a simple and effective solution for driving nails into wood. As you may know, hammers are handheld tools that feature a blunt-tip head and a claw. You can strike a nail with the blunt ...

OSHA Launches W.Va Campaign To Protect Construction Workers(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) launched a safety campaign in West Virginia to protect summer construction workers against on-the-job injury.Year after year, construction rem ...

OSHA Issues $168,000 Fine For Crane Deaths of Two Workers(Post)

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) issued a $168,000 fine to the Mass Bay Electrical Corp for various safety violations linked to the deaths of two workers.34-year-old John Loug ...

How To Protect Against Food-Borne Illness While Grilling Out(Post)

Summer is the perfect time of year to host a backyard barbecue. The warm temperatures and clear blue skies (on most days, at least) create an idyllic environment for cooking outdoors. Whether yo ...

Grilling Safety 101: How to Prevent Grilling-Related Injuries(Post)

Are you planning to grill this summer? When compared to other cooking methods, grilling typically delivers a better flavor. It will sear the outside of food, resulting in a crispy exterior and a juic ...

U.S. Government Requiring New Crash-Prevention Technology(Post)

Earlier this month, the U.S.federal government announced measures to require automobile-to-automobile safety technology in all new cars and trucks. While certain make and model vehicles on the market ...

Don't Drink The Water In Sochi, Russia(Post)

Last week, we talked about some of the concerns of Olympic snowboarders regarding the safety of the halfpipe course at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. With the temperature rising above and ...

Water Heaters: 5 Safety Tips to Protect You and Your Family From Disaster(Post)

A functional water heater is something that many homeowners take for granted. When you turn on a water faucet in your kitchen or bathroom, you probably expect the water to come out hot. The water hea ...

Aspartame Now Declared Safe By European Officials(Post)

Used in everything from diet sodas and fruit punch to chewing gum and baked goods, aspartame is one of the world's most widely used sugar substitutes. According to some estimates, it's nearly 200 tim ...

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Using a Ride-Sharing Service(Post)

Do you regularly use a ride-sharing service? Whether you're commuting to work or going to the grocery store, ride-sharing services offer a more convenient alternative to driving. You can pull up the ...

5 Things Not To Do When Welding(Post)

Welding is the process of using extreme temperatures (oftentimes as high as 5,600 degrees Fahrenheit) to cut through metal and/or connect multiple pieces of metal together. Due to these extreme tempe ...

USDA Announces New Poultry Inspection Rule(Post)

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) published its final rule on poultry inspections last Thursday. Known as the Modernization of Poultry Slaughter Inspection, it's designed to red ...

5 Safety Tips to Follow When Removing Nails From Wood(Post)

Nails are one of the most common types of fasteners. They are used to join wooden planks, walls, floors and other surfaces. While long-lasting, though, nails may need to be removed. If the wooden sur ...

New Report Reveals 1 in 10 U.S. Beaches Are Unsafe For Swimming(Post)

You might be think twice before taking a dip in the ocean to cool off this summer. According to an annual beach report conducted by the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), 1 in 10 U.S. beaches ...