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Safety Topic of the Month - Bloodborne Pathogens
A bloodborne pathogen is caused by germs that can cause long lasting infection and disease in humans. The people at greatest risk would be those most likely to come in contact with it on a regular basis. The list below bears repeating. See who is number 4 on the list?· Health...
Safety Topic of the Month - Hot Weather Safety
She’s back……...It’s that time of the year when things really start to heat up. Please remember to heed these simple tips to keep you safe in the heat of summer. * Drink plenty of water throughout the day whether you are thirsty or not.* Wear lightweight, light colored...
Safe Driving is NO Accident!
DOW’s employees are our most valuable asset. That’s why our Safety Topic of the Month is directed at them and for that matter, all of us. We’ve all been taught how to drive safely, but unfortunately, we get a little laxed with some of the basics like...
Safety Topic of the Month - Health, Hygiene and Flu ProtectionSafety Topic of the Month: Health, Hygiene & Flu Protection
When you work in the Janitorial business, you're always cleaning up after other people, so germs are everywhere! That's why it's even more important to reviewthelistbelow:Tips for avoiding the flu this season:· Wash your hands.· Avoid close contact with people that are sick.· Drink lots of water.· Cover your...
Safety Topic of the Month - Hazard Recognition
A safety hazard is something that has the potential to cause an injury. It can range in severity from a minor scratch or bruise to broken bones, internal injuries or even death. Injuries are usually the result of accidents. A prime example would be a fall due to a wet...
August, a month of change............
August is a transition month, when most people’s summer vacations are over and it’s back to normal so they say….. School starts this month, kids and parents get back in their usual routine, and soon it will be September.One thing hasn’t changed yet and that’s...
Safety Topic of the Month - Bloodborne Pathogens
The people at greatest risk of contamination from bloodborne pathogens would be those most likely to come in contact with it on a regular basis. The following list bears repeating again and again. See who is number 4 on the list?1. Health Care Workers2. Police Officers3. Fire & Rescue Personnel4. Custodians/Janitors...
Safety Topic of the Month - Hot Weather Safety
I don’t normally sing the blues when it comes to summertime unless the thermometer reads like the one at the bottom of this article. The truth is we are never really happy; in the winter we want spring, and in the heat of the summer, we can’t wait...
Safety Topic of the Month - Safe Driving
DOW’s employees are our most valuable asset. That’s why our Safety Topic of the Month is directed at each and every one of us. We’ve all been taught how to drive safely. But unfortunately, we get a little laxed with some of the basics; like yielding; tailgating...
