Weekly Safety Topics
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Christmas Tree Fires
Each year, over 150 home fires are caused by Christmas trees, resulting in an average of two deaths and $10 million in property damage annually. These fires spread quickly, especially with live trees that have dried out, making it crucial to take steps to minimize risks. -
Eating a Balanced Diet — Fuel for Life
Eating a balanced diet supports every part of your body — from your heart to your gut. Learn what to eat, how much fiber you need, and why it matters.
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Coronary Artery Disease — Protecting the Heart of the Matter
Coronary artery disease is the most common type of heart disease — and often goes undetected. Learn how to manage your risk before symptoms appear.
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Car Seat Expiration — Safety Doesn’t Have a Shelf Life
Car seats expire — and using one past its date can put your child in danger. Learn why expiration matters and how to stay up-to-date on car seat safety.
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Toolbox Talk: Seasonal Flu — Protect Yourself and Those Around You
The flu can lead to serious illness — even death. Learn how to protect yourself and others with timely vaccination and good hygiene practices.
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Trick-or-Treating — Make Halloween Safe, Not Scary
Halloween is fun — but also risky. Learn how to protect trick-or-treaters with tips on visibility, supervision, and safe walking routes.
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Angle Grinders — Small Tool, Serious Danger
Angle grinders are powerful tools with serious risks. Learn how to reduce injuries through smart tool selection, inspection, and personal protection.
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Kitchen Fire Safety — Preventing the Most Common Home Fires
Kitchen fires are the number one cause of home fires. Learn how to prevent them with smart cooking habits, extinguisher placement, and grill safety tips.
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Toolbox Talk: Fall Protection — Stop the Fall Before It Starts
Falls are a top cause of death in construction — but they’re preventable. Learn when fall protection is required and how to use it correctly.
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Hydrogen Sulfide — Recognize and React to the Silent Killer
Hydrogen sulfide (H₂S) is highly toxic and flammable. Learn how to detect, monitor, and avoid exposure to this silent and deadly gas.
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Foodborne Disease — Protecting Yourself From What You Can't See
Foodborne illness affects millions each year. Learn how to store, cook, and handle food safely to prevent food poisoning at home and work.
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Importance of Exercise — Move More, Live Better
Exercise improves physical and mental health, prevents disease, and boosts energy. Learn how just a little movement each day makes a big impact.
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