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Safety: Heat Kills 2
Heat Kills! Heat Kills! Acclimate yourself to the heat. Drink water or an electrolyte drink (8 oz. every 15-20 minutes). Take breaks in a cool,
Safety: Heat Kills
Heat Kills! Know the warning signs: Muscle Cramps Headache Sweating Weakness or Fatigue Dizziness Nausea or Vomiting Fast Heartbeat and /or Breathing Call 911 when:
GPS CEO Nanci Fields Gets It!
NSC 2020 CEOs Who “Get It” – Our very own GPS President Nanci Fields made the list! Check out the article and what she had
The 4 A’s of Fall Prevention
The 4 A’s of Fall Prevention GPS where safety is everybody’s Job…my Job and your Job! https://www.nsc.org/nsm #gogreenforsafety #NSM #gpssafetymonth
Older Adult Fall Prevention Checklist!
Older Adult Fall Prevention Checklist GPS where safety is everybody’s Job…my Job and your Job! https://www.nsc.org/nsm #gogreenforsafety #NSM #gpssafetymonth
Be a Safety Lookout!
BE A SAFETY LOOKOUT! Watch the video to spot hazards and avoid incidents then read these 9 tips! Avoid distracted walking. Use extra caution in
Slip, Trip and Falls
NSC 5 minute Safety Talk: Slip, Trip and Falls Slips, trips and falls are definitely no laughing matter. Here are some tips to prevent falls:
Safety: Emergency Preparedness
Emergency Preparedness: Drills at home and the workplace Treat every drill as if it is the real thing! Practice makes perfect and “perfect” can save
Safety Drills
From NSC Safety Talk: Safety drills have been part of our lives since grade school, but does that mean we are experts? No! However,
Safety: Don’t Choke!
NATIONAL CPR & AED AWARENESS WEEK JUNE 1ST-7TH Don’t Choke! Act Fast when someone is in distress! Encourage coughing when someone chokes. It helps expel
NSC First Aid Digital Reference Guide
NATIONAL CPR & AED AWARENESS WEEK JUNE 1ST-7TH From NSC website: NSC First Aid is excited to announce the launch of our free, digital first
National CPR & AED Awareness Week
NATIONAL CPR & AED AWARENESS WEEK JUNE 1ST-7TH Each year in the U.S., more than 390,000 people suffer sudden cardiac arrest, fewer than 6% of