Apr 3, 2018 | Accident Prevention, Clutter, Housekeeping, Safety Meetings, Safety Rules, Slips Trips and Falls
Good As Gold It dates back to the Byzantine Empire, but its residual effects were seen in the U.S. as recently as 1971. What is it? It’s the gold standard, an economic policy as old as civilization itself. Under the gold standard, the value of money is based on the...
Mar 6, 2018 | Fire Hazards, Housekeeping, Lock Out Tag Out, Slips Trips and Falls
Your Family Tree If you’ve ever wondered what country your ancestors came from, what your family name means or who makes up your family tree, then you have an interest in genealogy. It’s a fascinating world filled with stories and characters, and it’s all about you!...
Feb 7, 2018 | Accident Prevention, Ladder Safety, Personal Protective Gear P.P.E., Slips Trips and Falls, Working At Height
High Fliers This was no ordinary high-wire act. Four men standing on a wire 35 feet above the ground, linked together with shoulder bars. Above them, another pair of men, also linked with shoulder bars. Above them, a woman standing on a chair! This assemblage-known...
Feb 7, 2018 | Accident Prevention, Ladder Safety, Mobile Equipment, Safety Meetings, Slips Trips and Falls
Three Wheel’in Is it a car? Is it a motorcycle? Actually it’s a bit of both. One of the most popular vehicles for both families and sporting drivers, the Morgan was a revolution when it first leapt onto the automotive scene. The Morgan Motor Company was founded...
Dec 11, 2017 | Driving Safety, Holidays, Safety Meetings, Safety Rules, Safety Training, Slips Trips and Falls
A Holiday Beauty Did you know the poinsettia, one of America’s most colorful holiday decorations, is not technically a flower? It’s a fact. The poinsettia is an unusual plant that grows wild in Central America but got its American name from the man who brought it here...
Nov 18, 2016 | Cuts And Lacerations, Hazards, Slips Trips and Falls
Safe Harbor You’ve heard about the Seven Wonders of the World. But do you know which of the Seven Wonders of the World had a practical use as well as architectural value? This structure, the first of its kind, stood for 1500 years. It survived three earthquakes and...
