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12/05/2025

Heavy rains may cause flash and urban flooding, which can be life-threatening. For your safety, follow instructions from local officials and review Ready tips: ready.gov/floods

07/16/2023

If you are working outdoors, be aware of your surroundings and watch for venomous snakes. Learn the signs and symptoms of a snake bite on the NIOSH Science Blog: https://bit.ly/3iHlXUm

07/16/2023

Researchers investigated the effects of aerial ladder rung spacing on firefighter climbing biomechanics. Reducing the rung spacing from 14 inches to 12 inches could lower muscle and joint stress, lower the risk of tripping, improve climbing efficiency, and improve climbing safety for all firefighters. Learn more on the NIOSH Science Blog: https://bit.ly/3mpKnq0

07/16/2023

When it comes to tornadoes, knowledge is the key to staying safe! Do you know the difference between a watch and a warning?

🌪️ WATCH = stay alert and be ready to shelter.
🌪️ WARNING = take shelter immediately in a safe place.

ready.gov/tornadoes

07/10/2023

Another great start to Telcom Insurance Group’s Risk Management Conference.

06/07/2023

June is National Trench Safety Month. Construction workers are at risk of death or serious injury if they enter an unprotected trench and the walls collapse. Learn more about trench safety: https://bit.ly/3aKPZ7P

05/01/2023

Talk to your doctor if you notice changes in your skin such as a new growth, a sore that doesn't heal, a change in a mole, or any of the ABCDEs of melanoma.

Today is Melanoma Monday, but any day is a good day to learn the symptoms of skin cancer: https://t.co/9hB4hHKrwf

04/01/2023

Falls from any height are dangerous. Use this Toolbox Talk to keep your workers safe while using step ladders. https://bit.ly/3HBLlEW

09/01/2022

Prepare for tomorrow, start planning today! Today kicks off National Preparedness Month. Even if there’s no risk of a hurricane right now in your area, it’s important to be safe and plan ahead. Emergency responders need to be prepared to respond in the event of a natural disaster. Find resources and information to help you make a plan: https://bit.ly/3AxAQ26

09/01/2022

Left without power? Keep freezers & refrigerators closed, turn off electronics to avoid damages, and dim the brightness on your phone.

Using a generator? Avoid carbon monoxide poisoning by only using it outdoors & away from windows.

💡 ready.gov/power-outages

09/01/2022

08/29/2022

Happy to all
of our furry friends out there! Remember to build an emergency kit for your pets in case of an emergency. Include:

✅ Food and water for several days
✅ Medicine & sanitation/grooming items
✅ Collar with an ID & a leash

More: ready.gov/pets