Electrocution Electric shock Burns Falls
Quick Tips
Always wear appropriate PPE, including steel-toed boots, high visibility vests, and hard hats Perform daily circle checks prior to using heavy equipment Use 3-point contact when mounting/dismounting equipment
Protect your skin- wear long sleeved shirts and pants from exposure to concrete Protect your head- wear a hard hat Protect your eyes- wear eye protection to keep concrete and... read more →
CDC reports that cigarette smoking is the #1 preventable cause of death in the United States. Smoking increases the risk of: Stroke Coronary heart disease Lung cancer Cardiovascular disease Blood... read more →
Prior to beginning work, examine work area for visible signs of a hive/bee activity Protect skin by wearing long sleeved shirts and pants Wear light coloured clothing Avoid wearing fragrances... read more →
Never remove or bypass guards Ensure blade runs freely against guide rollers Use proper tension Use sharp blades Firmly hold stock Never remove sawdust with your hands- use a stick... read more →
Take 5 minutes everyday to communicate a particular safety issue that affects your crew Pinpoint hazards and unsafe conditions Allow questions, discussions, follow up with anything that is left unanswered... read more →
Always be aware of any utility lines in the area in which you are working Use appropriate fall protection systems, if applicable Wear appropriate PPE, including head protection, hearing protection,... read more →
Body aches Headaches Swollen lymph glands Vomiting & nausea Rash: chest, stomach or back If you have any of these symptoms, see a medical professional as soon as possible.
Also known as 'heavy metals' Examples include: beryllium, lead, mercury Toxic in large amounts Can pose serious negative effects to one's health