Safety Bulletins
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Listed below are the current and previous safety bulletins released by the Safety Services team at AMERIND. |
 To view the safety bulletins for workplace safety, click here. |
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Help your heating or cooling products run smooth during the seasons you need them most. | |
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Eye injuries occur by rubbed or abraded foreign matter, such as metal chips, dirt particles, and splinters, or by striking the eye. Surface wounds such as: abrasions, scratches, splinters and chips are among the most common types of eye injuries. Other hazards include: chemicals, adhesives, radiation, tools, and equipment. | |
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Remember, taking time to move your clocks ahead next month is also an excellent time to check your smoke detectors and change the batteries. | |
| | Here are some simple prevention tips to help protect your family from fire. | |
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Severe and sustained cold weather, with snowfalls interspersed with periods of melting and freezing can inflict considerable damage on homes. | |
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Your home can be a cozy, warm place to spend the winter, but it can become a nightmare if you don't "watch what you heat!" | |
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Each year fires occurring during the holiday season injure 2,600 individuals and cause over $930 million in damage in the United States. | |
| | AMERIND has recently created high quality radio spots for our Hot Topic Bulletins. | |
| | Cooking oil and grease fires are one of the major causes of house fires. Fires started by cooking oils or grease are the fastest spreading and the most destructive. | |
| | Halloween safety tips for trick-or-treaters, parents, and homeowners. | |
| | Severe and sustained cold weather, with snowfalls interspersed with periods of melting and freezing can inflict considerable damage on homes. | |
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