It’s fairly obvious that safety and health hazards can exist on worksites filled with heavy machinery and equipment, while a job in a climate-controlled office building would seem less fraught with danger since most of the work tasks are completed while sitting in a chair. However, a surprising number of hazards can be present in…
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No matter how much experience you have, it is always a good idea for everyone to review boating safety rules before departures. Read these 10 basic boating safety tips to help you stay safe on the water: Be Weather Wise. Always check local weather conditions before departure; TV and radio forecasts can be a good…
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Gardening can be a great way to get physical activity, beautify the community, and go green. However, it is important to protect yourself! Whether you are a beginner or an expert, take precautions as you work and play in the sun and around insects, lawn and garden equipment, and chemicals. Below are some health and…
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Although truck driving poses a challenge when it comes to healthy living and eating, it isn’t impossible. Drivers should maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to stay focused and safe on long hauls. Read these tips below from Driving Healthy: Add Exercise to your Daily Routine Check online apps for workout plans; these are often…
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With the arrival of summer, trucking operations staff should refresh their knowledge of seasonal hazards that come with this time of year and remind their drivers as well. Great West Casualty Company offers a great list of common summer travel hazards: Distractions. Distractions inside and outside the cab reduce a driver’s ability to perceive hazards…
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July 1st-7th is Clean Beaches Week, a time to celebrate our beautiful beaches and ensure they stay clean, safe, and lovely for generations to come. Get out and celebrate Clean Beaches Week this weekend with tips from National Today! Go to the beach! Head to a beach near you, and have your trip make an…
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The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration recently delayed the compliance dates for part of its medical examiner’s certification integration rule until June 22, 2021. The rule will allow for the electronic transfer of medical examiners’ certificates between the FMCSA, state licensing agencies and the commercial driver’s license information system in an effort to streamline the driver…
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While some exposure to sunlight can be enjoyable, too much can be dangerous. Overexposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the sun can result in a painful sunburn and may lead to more serious health problems. This article provided by the US Environmental Protection Agency explains simple steps to protect you and your children from overexposure…
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Warm weather is here and it’s time for residents to cool down in the pool! Community Associations Institute reminds us that this time of year could be extremely stressful if good pool rules aren’t in place. Community association board members and managers need to make sure their pool rules are effective and enforced. Be sure…
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New Maryland Law effective October 1, 2018, will allow condominium associations to amend their declarations to authorize suspension of common element parking and recreational facilities for unit owners who have delinquent condominium assessments. This law is known as House Bill 575. According to Cowie & Mott, Attorneys at Law, the following must apply in order…
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