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Fall Protection Safety

Falls are a leading cause of fatalities in the office however can constantly be stayed clear of if all the appropriate safety precautions are taken. Whilst the majority of falls happen in the construction market, they do occur in other workplaces where individuals have been known to fall off roofs, ladders, through openings in floors

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December 30, 2013

Hydrogen Sulfide – H2S – Safety Training

Sample Clip. Anyone working in the oilfield or petrochemical industry – even for a short time, is aware of the many potential hazards present on exploration,… Additional Safety Knowledge Understanding H2S — The Basics Hydrogen sulphide (H2S) is a colourless, flammable gas heavier than air with a characteristic rotten-egg odour at low concentrations. It is

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December 30, 2013

Emergency First-Aid considerations

Emergency First-Aid factors to consider I usually carry a pretty fundamental emergency treatment kit which includes a tourniquet, an Israeli Struggle Dressing, a CPR mask, quick clot, bandages, tape and other materials. pic1. Pic2. I did not have my kit with me that early morning. I had simply returned from … Check out more on

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December 30, 2013

Is Confined Space Your Opponent?

Whether it is an enclosed aircraft or a challenging MRI scan, some individuals simply can not take it in restricted areas. There are people who get anxiety attack if they are caught in some restricted area. Individuals experience such locations rather generally in their lives. As an example, an elevator strikes be a completely limited

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December 30, 2013

Online Blended First Aid

One of the greatest fears an person might face is the possibility of a first aid or medical emergency.   It is surprising that most people are unprepared for an injury or health emergency, even though statistically it is likely that everyone will face some sort of medical situation in their lifetime.

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December 12, 2013

Confined Space Online

Historically, many workers have crawled into vessels, tanks and sewers to unclog a drain or to troubleshoot a maintenance issue. Subsequently, they died from the hazards in a confined space without analyzing in advance the dangers present. Due to the lack of analysis, journalists tended to call it “death from heart attack or suicide”. In

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December 9, 2013

Benefits of a Safety Management Program

Safety management programs are created to minimize health risks and injuries at a workplace In workplace operations, this process is designed by identifying the hazards, assessing and controlling risks.   Instilling a safety culture at every level of an organization has many benefits. It can quickly inform management of where their company stands from a

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November 25, 2013

Electronic Gas Monitors

Many industrial worksites produce atmospheric hazards that could put their employees and the environment at risk. Toxic environments such as carbon monoxide, hydrogen sulphide, and corrosive atmospheres like ammonia, chlorine and sulphur dioxide are common atmospheres that need monitoring to ensure that the legal limits are not exceeded. Other dangerous atmospheres in the petroleum, construction

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November 25, 2013

Aerial Lifts and Scissor Lifts Online

There was a time, not long ago, when any worker could hop in an aerial lift platform and figure out how to drive it on their own. The consequences were significant, as the likelihood of causing accidents to the public and property as well as to the driver were extreme without a proper background in

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November 21, 2013

Safety Training Infographic

📚 Guide by Safety Mom · Allstar Enviro Safety — Safetytraininginfographic — a Safety Mom · Allstar Enviro Safety guide for Canadian oil & gas, construction, and industrial workers. Written and reviewed by Arliss Levine, CRSP, CHSC, Calgary lead safety instructor. 🔗 Related Safety Mom courses & guides: H2S Alive Calgary · Standard First Aid

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August 1, 2013

H2S – Safety Training to Protect Workers

 Hydrogen Sulfide H2S is one of the leading safety related concerns in the petroleum industry in Alberta.  In addition,  it is prevalent in pulp and paper mills, barges, sewer systems,  land fills, waste water treatment  facilities and pig farms.  As a result of its toxic and flammable characteristics,  emphasis has been placed on safety procedures

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February 27, 2013

Employers Should Always Provide Good Safety Equipment Training To Their Workers

Owning quality safety harnesses and straps are absolutely vital if you are an employer that employs individuals that work at heights high above the ground. In the construction industry alone, the majority of construction workers spend many hours suspended high in the air, performing various tasks that require them to be securely strapped into different

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February 18, 2013

Heart Attack And Cardiac Arrest

Would you know if you’re having a heart attack? Silly question right. When most people think of heart attacks, they imagine that it will be accompanied by pain in your left arm, profuse sweating and a sudden, sharp pain in your chest. But this isn’t always the case, some people who have a heart attack

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February 18, 2013

A Guide To Home Fire Prevention

Every year, more than 3,000 people die in home fires. Another 18,000 are injured. Home fires may not seem like something that can happen to you and your family, but every day hundreds of families throughout the US find themselves without a home due to a fire. Sometimes fires are just the result of bad

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February 5, 2013

6 Inexpensive Products That Can Save Your Kid’s Life

Any parent will tell you that their child’s life is priceless, and there’s no limit to what they’d do or how much money they’d spend to keep their kid safe. However, the fact remains that whether due to lack of awareness or mistaken belief that they aren’t necessary, many homes lack some easy and affordable

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February 5, 2013
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