November is National Family Caregivers Month, and there are a variety of caregiver resources available through Caregiver Action Network. We’re highlighting caregiving tips for assisting loved ones with low vision or blindness. Understanding Low Vision or Blindness Low vision or blindness is a range of visual impairment that causes an individual to have difficulty seeing […]
Halloween Safety Tips for Everyone
Kids love the fun of Halloween, but it can be dangerous. Child pedestrian injuries are more common on Halloween than on any other day of the year, according to Safe Kids. Lack of visibility is a big issue, so making sure kids are visible is key. Keep reading for tips to make this Halloween safe […]
Fire is Fast: Home Fire Prevention Tips
Fire safety is important every day, but it’s especially top of mind as the weather grows cooler and people start to heat their homes. October is National Fire Prevention Month, so we’re sharing information to help you and your loved stay safe. Fire is fast. It can become life-threatening in just two minutes, with an […]
Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries
The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) announced that the theme for Fire Prevention Week is “Charge into Fire Safety™: Lithium-Ion Batteries in Your Home.” Many household electronics are powered by lithium-ion batteries. Some examples include smartphones, power tools, laptops, toys, headphones, and e-cigarettes. If these products are damaged or used incorrectly, they can overheat and […]
Preventing Work Injuries: Forklift Operations
Forklift operators must be trained and certified. Part of this training requires understanding the working environment. Warehouses are full of moving people, vehicles, and equipment. Proper forklift training is essential for operating a forklift safely to prevent injuries to people and damage to other warehouse equipment. In this article, we’re sharing forklift operation standards from […]
