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As extracted from the Spectrum News – Physical Safety In The Holiday Season In America is something not only Americans but everyone all around the world should pay attention to in festive seasons. According to the Consumer Product Safety Commission, Christmas decorations, unattended candles and trees can increase the risk of in-home fires. Between 2016 … Read more
I will not waste time with so much stories, I will go straight to the point. The topic of interest is “8 Best Online Safety Training Platforms”. In our pick for the best platform, we will use google rating for this rating. Before we get to list the Best Online Safety Training Platforms, let us … Read more
Hazards In Tropical Storm Recovery The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration urges first responders, people in recovery efforts, and residents in areas affected by Tropical Storm Nicole to be aware of the many hazards that flooding, power loss, structural damage, fallen trees and storm debris may create. While the storm came … Read more
A tornado warning means that either a tornado has been spotted or a radar has picked one up. If you are in an area with a tornado warning, it’s time to act immediately. Get to a safe space such as a storm shelter. If you don’t have one, the best option is usually in the … Read more
The DSM-5 definition of depression is when a person feels sad, empty, or hopeless most of the time for at least two weeks. They may also lose interest in activities they once enjoyed, have trouble sleeping, feel tired all the time, have trouble concentrating, and experience changes in their appetite. Depression is different from sadness … Read more
Whenever we start a certain business, there are several factors we must consider while running it which assist in making the business safe and successful. This is especially the case when you are running the business from home with limited resources. You need prior knowledge and a list to tick off when you plan to … Read more
NEBOSH Apprenticeship is all about the drive of NEBOSH (National Examination Board in Occupational Safety and Health) to create an environment where unskilled but enthusiastic upcoming Occupational Health and Safety professionals can learn on the job while working to acquire the necessary certifications. This drive can be confirmed on the official NEBOSH website where they … Read more
While the fatality rate for US licensed drivers has almost halved since the early 1990s, the total number of traffic-related fatalities in the US has grown by sound 5,000 in the past decade. Getting these numbers down is crucial if we’re to make American roads safer for driver and their families, and the innovations that … Read more
Disasters – natural and anthropogenic ones occur without warning. The result is usually a severe disruption of the functioning of a community which necessitates external help. Tragic events such as fire outbreaks, tornadoes, earthquakes, and terror attacks involve human, environmental, and economic losses, and the affected community may have inadequate resources to cope with the … Read more
Muscle pain after electric shock is due to violent muscle contraction during electric shock. Electricity stimulates the muscle, this is why when an electric current passes through the body it causes the muscle within the pathway of its flow to contract violently. The extent of the contraction is directly proportional to the intensity of the … Read more