Storms are common, but they can quickly become dangerous. That’s especially true if there’s a power outage. Keep reading for tips from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission on how to avoid deadly hazards after the storm. Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Portable generators, charcoal grills, camp stoves, and similar devices should never be used inside your […]
Summer Fun: Pool Safety Reminders
Splashing and swimming in the pool is a great way to cool off on a hot summer day, but it’s important to keep pool safety in mind. Water safety guidelines can help you and your loved ones enjoy the pool safely. Child Drownings According to the U.S. Consumer Product and Safety Commission (CPSC), 380 children […]
Safe Driving for Employers
Employers who have company vehicles should follow the principles of fleet safety and take steps to prevent the likelihood of injuries, lawsuits, or other costly events. Have a Driver Safety Policy Create a driver safety policy for your employees. It should include: Safe vehicle operation Seat belt use Prohibited activities, like using a cellphone while […]
4 Out of 5 Caregivers Move Children from Booster Seat to Seat Belt Too Soon
Booster seats can reduce the risk of serious injury in an automobile accident by 45 percent compared to seat belts alone. However, many caregivers move their child from a booster seat to a seat belt before the child is big enough. Understanding The Problem Safe Kids Worldwide surveyed over 3,000 parents of children ages 4-10. […]
Trampoline and Backyard Injuries: Who’s Liable?
Backyard activities like jumping on the trampoline, playing on swing sets, and swimming can be a lot of fun. However, injuries can happen. Who is responsible when someone gets hurt on a backyard feature? Keep reading to learn about common backyard injuries, liability concerns, and what homeowners can do to protect themselves from legal claims. […]
