Workplace injuries ruin and take lives every single day. Some jobs, of course, are remarkably more dangerous than others. Whether you happen to work on the side of a busy freeway or behind the cash register, however, there are some things you can do to keep yourself safe in the workplace. Protective Equipment An article… Read More
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September 2013 Newsletter
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How Patience on the Road Can Save Your Life
One of the most significant ways that drivers oftentimes endanger themselves and other motorists is by being impatient on the road. A little bit of patience, however, can go a long way toward keeping you alive. That patience doesn’t necessarily mean not losing your cool a little bit if somebody does something obnoxious in front… Read More
An Unexpectedly Dangerous Industry
When people think about dangerous industries, they likely think about oil fields, ports, manufacturing facilities and construction. According to AOL.com, however, healthcare is one of the most dangerous jobs out there. On top of that, healthcare workers don’t receive quite the same level of oversight that workers in other industries do from agencies such as… Read More
Lamps Recalled Due to Fire and Shock Hazard
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission announced that Target is recalling threshold floor lamps due to a fire and shock hazard. According to the recall, consumers should stop using the product immediately unless instructed otherwise. According to the recall notice, the name of the product is the White 2-Bulb Floor Lamp. It is being recalled… Read More
Teen Airlifted Following Crash
According to KCBD, a teenager ended up being airlifted to the hospital after being involved in a car accident in East Lubbock County. The accident occurred on Wednesday, September 4, 2013, during the early morning hours. According to the report, the driver was a 16-year-old and was northbound on County Road 3300. The accident actually… Read More
El Paso Crash Sends Two to Hospital
According to Fox News, a car crash on the morning of September 4, 2013 in El Paso sent two people to the hospital. Police were investigating the accident, which involved a Mustang and a semi tractor-trailer. According to the reporting, the Mustang ran a red light and ended up running into the tractor-trailer. The reporting… Read More
Albuquerque Sued Over Bait Car Crash
The city of Albuquerque is refusing to pay damages to a couple who have sued after a bait car crashed into their home on July 15, 2013. According to Claims Journal, the homeowner reported that the bait car damaged the garage and a bathroom at his home, and also slammed his wife’s car into a… Read More
HardMenStore Recalls 72HP Evil Root and Pro Power Max Over Undeclared Ingredient
According to a press release from the FDA, HardMenStore.com is voluntarily recalling 1000 lots of 72HP, Evil Root and Pro Power Max. This recall applies directly to consumers. According to the notice, all of these products contained sildenafil, a PDE-5 Inhibitor. This ingredient is not listed on the ingredients provided to consumers and is actually… Read More
Workers Exposed to Chemical Hazards
According to reporting in KCBD, a salt manufacturing plant has been cited for safety violations, including exposing workers to hazardous chemicals. The violations occurred at the a Loop, TX salt manufacturing plant, Cooper Natural Resources. Some of the violations involved not giving adequate attention to safety systems. For example, according to the report, some of… Read More
