As we enter the summer months, it is important to understand the dangers of heat-related illness. By understanding what heat illness is, we can learn to identify it and take … Read More
“Expecting the Unexpected as a Precaution”
A couple of years ago, Ben Baldwin, McKenney’s Pipe Shop Superintendent, posed an interesting metaphorical question that is just as relevant today, especially as we focus on addressing McKenney’s Blind Spots … Read More
Cold Weather Alert
It is that time of the year when temperatures begin to drop towards freezing levels, especially during early morning hours in outdoor environments.
Distracted Driving…Don’t Do It
This week’s safety message is bought to you by Tim Smith, Charlotte Field Operations. Good Morning. Welcome to this week’s Safety Message. This … Read More
Stay Protected, Be Prepared
With Hurricane Florence recently impacting the Southeast US, it’s important to remember that “preparedness” is one of the BEST things you can do to protect your family and your assets. … Read More
Improving Safety Through Employee Engagement
We know that employee engagement boosts productivity, but does it have even farther-reaching effects? Can engagement actually improve workplace safety? Research shows that it absolutely does.
Preventing Heat Stress Illness
Welcome to Summer 2018! It’s already been cooking up in temperatures around the Southeast and it’s important to plan for, and protect against, the threat of heat stress related illness … Read More
What You Need to Know About the Kidde Fire Extinguisher Recall
For on-the-job and off-the-job safety, we exercise extreme caution in the environments we work in and must always be ‘in the know’ with product recalls and other news alerts of … Read More
Erasing Safety Myths
Recently, I came across a blog in the American Society of Safety Engineers website that addressed countering safety myths posted by David Castella, VP of strategic accounts for ProcessMAP. I … Read More
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