Safety Occupational Health
Safety Occupational Health
December 15, 2008 Newsletter
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Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and Best Wishes for all the Holidays you Celebrate
52 Weeks of Safety: Week 47
Safety Ethics: Some Situations Create Serious Complications
Look Before You Leap
Extension Cord Safety Video
Protect Your Hearing Video


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Merry Christmas, Happy New Year, and Best Wishes for all the Holidays you Celebrate

Carl, Deb and Paul Potter

We want take a pause to send our best wishes to you and yours this holiday season. It's a time for family and friends to celebrate the good things in life.

Take a few minutes to show your appreciation to others who have helped you work safe this year. Then take some time to reset your goals for 2009. Regardless of what happened in 2008, set your sights on a ZERO INJURY year.

As you travel, whether near or far, be safe!

Merry Christmas,

Carl, Deb and Paul

52 Weeks of Safety: Week 47

WEEK 47 Hoisting and Rigging

---------------------QUESTIONS------------------

1. Before the first lift of the day, what should be tested?

a) The operator's credentials
b) The employee's history in operating the equipment
c) The oil in the company vehicle
d) The load must be test-lifted and the brakes checked

2. The __________________ and __________________ shall be checked and re- adjusted as necessary with every load to insure safety and stability.

a) load and brakes
b) driver and the weather
c) slings and bindings
d) equipment and the job order

Safety Ethics: Some Situations Create Serious Complications

When it comes to safety, some situations and the decisions related to them cause serious complications and long-term consequences. To make my point a little easier, consider this all too familiar situation. You are sitting in your easy chair with your favorite drink (pick one) watching the game, movie, TV show, etc. and the phone rings. Your six year old child protégée is sitting on the floor playing with his favorite toy and your spouse is relaxing comfortably, hoping nothing disturbs the nice quiet evening at home. Then the phone rings-- you and your spouse exchange a look, each hoping the other will answer the phone. Your spouse goes to pick up the phone and you

Look Before You Leap

Look before you leap if you are in the Polar Bear Club.

Extension Cord Safety Video

In this video Carl talks about electrical cords and what you can do to make them safer at work and home.

Protect Your Hearing Video

Here is just another safety video for you to use in safety meetings or however you wish... just trying to help where I can.

Carl
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