DRIVING HOME THE FACTS— ABOUT BLOOD ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION Blood alcohol concentration (BAC) is the amount of alcohol in an individual’s body, measured by the weight of the alcohol in a volume of blood. The BAC limit determines the maximum amount of alcohol that can be consumed before it is illegal to operate a motor […]
DRIVING HOME THE FACTS — ABOUT IMPAIRED DRIVING Impaired driving is an issue at the forefront of the public safety agenda, but has faded in visibility over the past few years. Public apathy and confusion over what constitutes impaired driving have contributed to the existing gap between the public perception that impaired driving is
Tips for Party Givers 1. When your guests arrive, collect their car keys. That way, when they are ready to leave, they must get a second opinion on whether they’re sober enough to drive home. 2. Always serve food with alcohol. High protein and carbohydrate foods like cheese and meats are especially good. They stay
You Drink & Drive. You Lose! What is Impaired Driving? Impaired driving can be defined as a reduction in the performance of critical driving tasks due to the effects of alcohol or other drugs. It is a serious crime that kills every 30 minutes. We Can Stop Impaired Driving. Here’s How… Impaired driving crashes are
Bryan, Back in May I observed a delivery driver for a major rental company picking up a JLG man lift from one of my subs. See first picture. 3 weeks later I was in an OSHA 500 class with his regional safety manager and asked him what their loading/unloading procedures were. He assured my his
Saw this set up on an unannounced site visit – all prepared for a sewer manhole entry later in the day. Note both the main and rescue winch on the tripod. Many thanks to Mary Jo XXXXXX for sharing this photo of how to set up a CSE job the RIGHT WAY!
I enjoy your web site and as a safety professional in Florida, I use the photos on your site to show my customers what can happen if they don’t use PPE and / or safe work practices. I took the attached pictures at a Daytona Beach job site today. In 16 years as a safety
Construction Safety Circulation Service Construction Hazard Solution: Use Containers that Can’t be Manually Lifted Amongst its many other tasks, WorkSafe Victoria regularly reviews the workers’ compensation claims details related to sprains and strains injuries within the construction industry. Selected claims are followed up by WorkSafe inspectors to find out what the employer has done to
Hi Bryan, I don’t know much about scaffolding, but I know what I like. These pics are of the restoration work on a cathedral in central Melbourne. I’m no expert on scaffolding, but I reckon this must be a good example of “doing it right”. Below is a very busy city. Cheers, John Since
G’Day team, I noticed that your “Doing it right “section is both under repairs and looking a bit thin so I went for a walk to check on our crews to see what I could find. This particular job involves handling Synthetic Mineral Fibres. The guys have attended to the following 1/ Barricaded the area
Bryan, I love your newsletter and agree that it is a constant struggle to get associate’s to think about not only doing their job correctly, but to do it safely. I am attaching some photos I took and put into one of our monthly safety talks on PPE and why we use it. The forklift
Bryan You always have the bodgey scaffold of the week. This time I have one that must take the prize for the best scaffold of the week. What do you think? Casper This is a fine example of a galvanised tube-and-coupler hung spurred scaffold. Note the use of check couplers . A check coupler is
