A brochure outlining the benefits provided by the Missouri Workers’ Compensation Law in the event of a compensable fatal accident or fatal occupational disease.
Carbon Monoxide poisoning can be almost impossible to detect because the gas is colorless, odorless and tasteless. Knowing the dangers of Carbon Monoxide, how to prevent exposure and what to do if you see someone showing symptoms of poisoning is important in keeping you and your coworkers safe.
Chainsaws are a valuable resource and can be used both in the workplace and at home. However, if not used correctly, this tool can quickly cause severe injuries or can even be fatal. That’s why it’s vital for users to read the chainsaw manual for proper operating instructions and to take steps to protect themselves.
Cold Stress occurs by driving down the skin temperature and eventually the internal body temperature. This may lead to serious health problems. Learn how to identify and prevent cold stress.
Cut-off saws are frequently used in the Construction industry and can be extremely dangerous because unguarded blades operate at very high speeds. Only personnel who have been trained on proper use and handling should be allowed to operate this specialized piece of equipment.
Learn about the electrical safety precautions and how to protect yourself and others when working with electricity.
Every year, eye injuries account for more than $3 million in lost production, medical and workers' compensation costs. OSHA estimates 90% of these eye injuries are avoidable with proper use of safety eye-wear.
While commonly used across every industry and workplace, extension cords can present several hazards if not used correctly. You can help prevent dangers such as electrocution, fire and tripping hazards with proper safety practices.
Fatigue is more than simply feeling tired or drowsy. It is a state of mental or physical exhaustion that stops a person from being able to function normally. Learn about the risks and what you can do to fight fatigue.