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Tips for Ladder Safety.
Tag: Facilities and Operations
Safety information which specifically relates to building/facility management and operations, or which doesn’t fall into any of our other safety categories
Emergency Eye Washing & Showers
Increased use of cleaners and disinfectants mean an increase in eye exposure to chemicals.
Prevent Slips & Trips w/a Floor Mat Program
What can we do as employers to protect our employees, students, and visitors from slips and falls? One of the best places to start is with a proper floor mat program.
DOSH Directive on Emergency Eye Washing Facilities
L&I guidance on Emergency Eye Washing facilities.
Ventilation for Pottery Kilns
Pottery rooms can contain often toxic and flammable paints and solvents that are present in most art areas.
Seasonal Safety – Tips for Fall
Be aware of seasonal hazards that can catch you by surprise.
Keep Classrooms Healthy Year-Round
Guide to maintaining a healthy classroom.
Cafeteria Tables: A Hazard Hiding in Plain Sight?
Aging and malfunctioning lunchroom tables can be a major cause of strains and other serious injuries.
Spring into Safety!
During this time of outdoor repair and replanting, it’s important to remember to follow proper safety procedures.
6 Steps for a Great Safety Committee
A Safety Committee is a requirement of your district’s Accident Prevention Program.