Emergency Preparedness

According to a National Safety Council poll, one third of U.S workers do not feel well trained in emergency practices while 75 percent of managers and supervisors say their employees are well trained to handle an emergency. To bridge the current gap in perception, safety leaders should take this time to re-assess and improve their current level of emergency preparedness.
Here's a 3-step guide from online training provider ClickSafety.

Safety First

May is National Electrical Safety Month, and it's the perfect time to learn how to prevent 300+ deaths that happen each year due to electrical hazards. Can you successfully avoid electrical hazards?

Here are some Electrical Safety Tips, provided by construction safety training company, ClickSafety.

1.   Avoid power lines when on a ladder.

2.   Unplug outdoor tools & appliances when not in use.

3.   Inspect power tools for frayed cords, broken plugs and cracked housings.

4.   Avoid damp conditions.

Look Up, Look Down & Look Out for Electrical Safety Hazards.