Safety First 411

As 'nonessential' businesses reopen OSHA has provided a document which lists recommendations for each phase of the 3-phase reopening strategy. Providing examples of how to implement hazard assessments, controls, hygiene practices, physical distancing, identification and isolation of ill employees, and in-house, among a variety of other topics. The article below provides links to access these documents and learn more or you can click here for a quick compilation of hand selected direct links on reopening guidelines: https://www.notion.so/Blog-Safety-First-411-01067866f0944d8

"As organization start bringing back employees into the physical workplace they will need to understand that everyone's comfort level will be a little different. some employees won't want to discuss why they feel a certain way about covid-19 but the color coded wrist band idea (or something similar) could serve as a great visual indicator of how an employee wants to interact with others." #backtowork #culture #employeeexperience. Clink the link in ou...r BIO and fill out the contact form for information on ordering wrist bands for your organization. Custom Wrist Bands Available #safetyfirst

Thank you to the parent who shared this post and her experience from just 5 days ago. Drowning is so silent. More often than not it happens in a pool full of adults thinking the child is bobbing or playing under water when they are really drowning. Visit our site to watch a free video on how to perform CPR. Follow that up with an in person skills training with an instructor. We just finished our Public Summer CPR Classes the next ones will be held in October Exact date TBA, contact us if you would like to reserve your spot: 949-791-9277 or [email protected]

Getting serious about your health, movement/exercise and diet can help eliminate contributing factors to preventing a stroke. More on this to come.

We have really been focusing on two person CPR skills and training and Team CPR in our classes lately and our clients and students love everything about it. Stories and outcomes like the one here published by the American Heart Association is why. Never give up. Life is Why.

The more we know about our heart and body and how it works and what it needs, the more we are willing to pay attention and be aware of what we put in it and how we use it. #nutrition #rest #sleep #exercise #knowledge #power

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