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This fall, many California citizens will be taking to the great outdoors to engage in hunting.  No matter the season, though, there are certain precautions that always need to be taken so that you are kept safe from harm when in hunting environments.  A new report goes into detail on the steps that both hunters… read more

A new report from Occupational Health & Safety delves into the importance of employers implementing programs designed to protect workers’ eyes from harm.  This is especially important for those industries that deal with dangerous chemicals that could severely damage an individual’s vision if exposure occurs. OHS first advises that safety managers give a thorough once-over… read more

California is looking to make large strides toward eliminating the possibility of elder abuse throughout the state.  Three measures have already received the approval of lawmakers, and now all that remains is for the Governor to affix his signature to the bills before they would come into law, offering extended protections to those who are… read more

Recently, NBC Bay Area conducted an investigation into the Sysco corporation’s practice of allegedly storing products in sheds without the proper refrigeration.  This is worrisome, as the produce, dairy, and meat items in question need to be stored properly if consumers can hope to stay safe from foodborne contaminants.  Now, that report has led to… read more

A variety of smoked fish are being recalled by the Sitka, Alaska-based Big Blue Fisheries due to a potential Botulism threat posed by the products.  The recall pertains to King Salmon, Salmon Filet, Salmon Bellies, Black Cod, and a variety pack that includes multiple types of smoked fish.  The recall affects all those products with… read more

Today marks the first day in which it becomes illegal to text while at the wheel in the state of Florida.  With the ban now in place, Florida joins the ranks of 40 other states that have passed a similar measure, although this particular law contains some caveats that some feel undercut the law’s ability… read more

5,200 Plunge Cut Circular Saws are being recalled by the Lebanon, Indiana-based Festool USA because of a laceration risk posed.  These TS 55 units with a 160 millimeter saw blade and a date range between February and May 2013 can see the engagement of their plunge locks when a user is not expecting that to… read more

Just last week, we wrote about how numerous automobiles are being rolled out with safety features that would have seemed like science fiction a couple decades ago.  More than just protecting occupants during a crash, many systems are now able to warn the driver when such a collision is imminent or even take over if… read more

Tomorrow is the start of October, and that means that children across the country will soon set their minds on all things Halloween.  One area where steps have to be taken to ensure safety is during trick or treating.  Although Halloween itself is still a month away, it’s important to start thinking about safety now,… read more

If you were to look at how things are going in terms of lawmakers passing a budget today, you would probably come away with a negative view of politics.  Still, there are some issues that are able to unite members of both parties, and one of those issues is apparently the regulation of compounding pharmacies…. read more

As summer gives way to fall, some of the threats posed by severe temperatures are eliminated, though in their stead will be certain risks inherent with autumn weather.  With that in mind, a new report has been put together to help persons keep their pets safe, and they’re important to keep in mind, as many… read more

TZ-34 aerial work platform trailers of the 2003 through 2012 model years are being recalled by Genie Industries.  3,889 trailers are potentially impacted by the recall, which was issued once it was discovered that the outrigger assemblies of the vehicles, when placed in the upright stowed position, may not be able to stay in that… read more