Jun
21
There are a few times when I can cast a keen eye and stare directly into the future. Crystal. I know how something is going to go down well before it goes down. I know how something will play out and how a situation will resolve itself. Naturally, this gift...
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Jun
20
Who Geo Hansen What I'm a heavy lift crane operator. How Long I've been doing it for almost 15 years. Where I operate cranes in the Fort McMurray oil sands projects, mostly. Why I've always enjoyed running equipment since I was 18, and with cranes, you make some pretty cool lifts...
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Jun
20
Not using personal protective equipment Not following safe work procedures Bypassing or removing safety guards from equipment Lack of housekeeping Failure to communicate
Jun
19
Prior to starting a cut, allow the saw to reach full speed Hold stock against tabletop and rear fence When ripping, use a push stick Use appropriate saw blades for the task at hand Prior to making any adjustments in set up, turn saw off and wait for blade to...
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Jun
18
Prevent eye injury from debris by wearing safety eyewear Use respiratory protection, when required Never bypass or remove safety guards Inspect equipment for damage, wear, or loose parts prior to use
Jun
17
1837- Charles Goodyear is granted his first rubber patent.
Jun
17
Start slowly- usually as a pain Can develop into injury or disease Vibration can effect: Tendons Muscles Bones Joints Nervous system
Jun
16
Drink plenty of water frequently Take frequent breaks in the shade to cool down Wear light coloured, loose clothing Avoid caffeinated beverages
Jun
16
There are significant safety hazards associated with operating equipment near energized power lines. Take the following safety tips into consideration prior to working in the vicinity of overhead utility lines: Before Commencing Work Prior to operating equipment near energized power lines, it is important to: Ensure a competent and qualified...
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Jun
15
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