The Canadian Centre for Occupational Health and Safety identifies four main types of injuries as a result from electrical currents: Electrocution (fatal) Electric shock Electric burns Falls Be safe when working near electricity!
Dec
07
Dec
07
1696- Connecticut Route 108 is completed to Trumbull.
Dec
06
Keep your knees bent and your back straight Lift and raise (as well as unload) at the time Keep open communication Carry the load with someone about the same height as you Wear non-slip footwear to ensure proper footing
Dec
06
Who Marc Lachance What I am a father of three beautiful children and I'm the Director of operations (CEO) for Advance Windows and Doors located in Timmins, Ontario. I am the face of the business, as I am the lead estimator for all projects. I oversee all work proceedings and... read more →
Dec
06
1907- 362 died at the Monogah Coal Mine in West Virginia due to a firedamp and coal dust explosion.
Dec
05
Awesome Cordless Drill (+$200) The Makita LXFD03, recently voted the #1 cordless drill by Top Ten Reviews (with a score of 9.7/10) is a great choice for the tradesman or tradeswoman in your life. This cordless drill offers great power, versatility, and functionality, and produces 750lbs of torque! Bonus: it’s... read more →
Dec
05
1958- Construction begins on the Sydney Opera House.11
Dec
05
Identify and assess hazards, including possible pinch points, prior to working Wear appropriate well-fitting clothes for the job. Tie back hair and refrain from wearing jewellery that may get caught in equipment or machinery Use appropriate PPE for the task at hand, such as heavy-duty leather gloves and forearm guards
Dec
05
It’s that time of year again. The time when North American shopping malls incessantly play holiday music, and when Starbucks introduces a new coffee cup design (and everyone gets mad about it). It’s also that time of year that you start to get bombarded with advertisements about winter tires. But... read more →
Dec
04
Never disconnect a power tool by yanking it by the cord or hose Check cords for damage, including fraying, prior to use. Never use power tools that are damaged or malfunction Turn off and disconnect tools when you're not using them