Winter weather in North Dakota can bring cold temperatures. Try to stay indoors during extremely cold weather – make any trips outside as brief as possible and remember these tips below to protect your health and safety. Dress warmly and stay dry by wearing: a hat a scarf or knit mask to cover face and […]
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This is the start of Fire Prevention Week, which is driven and promoted by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA); an authority on all things related to fire safety. The NFPA plays an important role in leading the way on best practices for fire prevention and safety. Their recommendations are observed by the University of […]
Each June, we celebrate National Safety Month. While we all know safety is important year-round, this month we work to highlight efforts to prevent injury and death, from the workplace to anyplace. We are highlighting research and prevention efforts in the four themed areas for each week of the month: musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs); workplace impairment; injury […]
4 Steps to Set Up Your Workstation Whether you are a new employee or at a new workstation there are four ergonomic points to keep in mind. Follow these easy steps to help set up your computer workstation. Step 1: Chair Push your hips as far back as they can go in the chair. Adjust […]
April Safety Awareness Topics: Spring Fever Safety Awareness Warming Weather Hydration Night Work & Sleep Management Defensive Driving Reminders Basic Ergonomic Tips Springtime safety factors include: Change of Season adjustment Distractions are more prevalent. Longer days are generally more fatiguing. We are adjusting our Sleep/Wake cycle and Circadian Rhythms Recreational & Home Projects take up […]
Safety Messages – Just as a Reminder. 10 Industrial Workplace Safety Messages Always wear safety goggles when working with hazardous materials. Follow safety procedures at all times when using power tools. Make sure your work area is tidy and free of trip hazards. Watch where you’re walking – don’t run in the workplace! Always use […]