Take the chill out of winter work: follow these hot tips to help keep workers safe in rigid temperatures

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Several companies have implemented effective ways of protecting their workers from the consequences of cold weather. The most common protective measures are educating workers about the cold weather-related injuries such as hypothermia and frostbite, instructing workers to use proper clothing, warming breaks and the buddy system and educating workers on how to avoid dangerous conditions. It is also important for employees to develop the physical endurance necessary to withstand the cold weather.

Methods, Usage, Occupational health and safety, Prevention, Frostbite, Hypothermia, Cold weather clothing

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Travel smart, travel safe

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International travelers need to take the necessary precautionary steps to avoid accidents and health risks during their trip abroad. They should obtain information regarding the culture, crime and health risks of the destination country. Consular Information Sheets are being offered by the US State Department that contain information on every country in the world, including entry requirements, health conditions, crime and security issues, political situation and even the road conditions.

Safety Management, Business travel, Travelers, Industrial management

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Safer needles, safer work: reducing needlestick injuries for health care workers

Article Abstract:

Health care workers in the US suffer between 600,000 and 800,000 needlestick injuries a year, with nurses incurring the largest number of injuries. The role of safer needles in reducing needlestick injuries is discussed.

United States, Medical personnel, Hypodermic needles, Syringes

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