OSHA Courses for Your Construction Employees Call today The Construction Industry’s most requested safety training programs are the 10 & 30 Hour OSHA Courses, Silica Competent Person, and First Aide and CPR. These courses provides employees a better understanding of …
OSHA Courses for Your Construction Employees Call today The Construction Industry’s most requested safety training programs are the 10 & 30 Hour OSHA Courses, Silica Competent Person, and First Aide and CPR. These courses provides employees a better understanding of …
For Construction Industry The industry’s most requested safety training. This class gives employees a better understanding of federal and state safety requirements on construction sites. It is now common for contracts to contain the stipulation that employees must have completed the 10-hour…
Eye Injury Prevention Month July is Eye Injury Prevention Month. Many of us have experienced some type of eye injury be it at home, work, or playing a sport. I have seen many people, while at work and at home,…
Are You Ready For Some Winter Driving? Winter driving саn bе hazardous and stressful. Wind, snow, ice, and blizzard conditions increase the normal dangers of driving. Thеrе іѕ а lot уоu саn do bеfоrе the winter driving season and during…
Expanded CPR & Basic First Aid Certification Courses We Have Exciting News! Starting November 1, 2014, SCS Safety Health & Security Associates will be offering an addition dates and times for CPR & Basic First Aid Certification courses. Currently,…
What Is Your Company’s Experience Modification Rate? I have asked this question to business owners and have gotten two different answers – Either they knew it or they had no clue what the rate was for their company. So here…
Where does safety start? It begins at the top and it begins with you! A business’ workers compensation policy premium isn’t driven solely by the number of workers, or gross annual sales. Their safety record (claims) has a lot…
Often, we get asked ~ “What should be in my first aid kit?” “Does my job, or industry require that I be CPR and First Aid certified?” These two questions can be difficult to quickly answer, and truly require asking more questions. But here is some information to help.As for the question of “What should be in my first aid kit”, OSHA published a Best Practices Guide:Fundamentals of a Workplace First-Aid Program. It states, “It is advisable for the employer to give a specific person the responsibility for choosing the types and amounts of first-aid supplies and for maintaining these supplies. The supplies must be adequate, should reflect the kinds of injuries that occur, and must be stored in an area where they are readily available for emergency access. An automated external defibrillator (AED) should be considered when selecting first-aid supplies and equipment.” Check out the document, as it give a great overview of the standard.
We offer monthly CPR/AED and Basic First Aid Courses. If you are looking for the training for you, and or your family members, check out our website for details. Go to Upcoming Courses and you can sign up and pay from our site. If you are looking to get staff trained and you have eight (8) or more people, we can come to your facility. AED units are more affordable than you realize. We have some information on our website under AED’s and Supplies
I have asked this question to business owners and have gotten two different answers – Either they knew it or they had no clue what the rate was for their company. So here are several questions we are going to…