Hard Hats #2 – Construction Safety
March 13, 2019
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Hard Hats – Construction The first hard hat was invented by a California manufacturer of safety equipment in 1919. E.D. Bullard still makes hard hats
Hard Hats – Construction The first hard hat was invented by a California manufacturer of safety equipment in 1919. E.D. Bullard still makes hard hats
On most construction sites hardhats are required. This is especially the case if it is a multi-story building, with a greater danger of objects
~ Screwdrivers ~ * Safety Training * The screwdriver is very versatile and certainly one of the most common and frequently used – or misused
Let’s take a minute here to talk about your hands. How would your life be affected if you lost a finger? Not Much? A
~ Hand Tools ~ * Safety Training * Hand Tools Do you use any hand tools on the job? Sure you do, there isn’t a
* Accident or Error? * What is an accident? Briefly, it is a sudden and unforeseen event. Given that definition, can we say that the
How many times have you been hurt at work, or even at home for that matter? How about the person next to you doing the
~ Footwear Protection ~ * Construction Safety Training * Protective Footwear Today’s talk is about protective footwear. You may or may not have given this
* Safe Footwear * How a person dresses depends on the occasion. You wouldn’t go to a picnic wearing a suit and tie, any more
~ Treatment For All Injuries ~ * Basic First Aid #1 * GET MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR ALL INJURIES It is very important for you to get immediate
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