While being a construction worker can be very beneficial towards your family and community, it is no secret that the job has far more safety hazards
Staying Hydrated While Working Outside
No matter what your workplace looks like, the summer heat in Arizona presents an increased need for staying hydrated. There’s no shortage of articles
You Don’t Have to Be Working at Heights to Suffer a Serious Fall
From construction, to manufacturing, to health care, falls are a serious danger in a wide range of workplaces. When it comes to dangerous falls, a lot
Working in Confined Spaces
Working in a confined space can make an ordinary job far more difficult. Not only is it small, as the name implies, the restricted area means that
Making Long Shifts More Manageable
Long hours as a nurse are no surprise. It may not be your favorite part of the job, but it’s one of those things that you know about long before you
Getting Back to Work After an Injury
Even when you’re compensated for your lost wages, after a workplace injury, you just want to be able to get back to work. It can get even more
Workplace Safety for Emergency Medical Personnel
As an Emergency Medical Technician, you spend your work week helping people who are at the worst moments of their lives. Your office can be anywhere.
Recognizing Signs of Heat-Related Illnesses
There are plenty of dangers on a construction site, but in the summer the heat adds an extra hazard for construction workers who are often outside for
Nurses Get Back Pain By Having Their Patient’s Backs
You became a nurse because you want to help people. You are naturally nurturing and intuitive. The job is demanding, sometimes sad and mostly