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Boost Workplace Safety…12 Steps Step #1

Who can do the most to promote safety in the workplace? YOU! You're the one employees look to for leadership and guidance. You're the one management relies on to provide safety training, enforce safety rules, and monitor employee performance.   Each week for the next...

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Japan

It is hard to believe that the 9.0 earthquake that caused the 23 foot Tsuanmi that hit Japan was a year ago on March 11th. It was the most powerful earthquake that ever hit Japan and one of the five most powerful earthquakes in the world. Please take a moment to...

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Heart Attack & Her

Recent research shows that 2 out of 5 women having heart attacks don't feel chest pain. Worse, women are more likely to die in the hospital while having a heart attack. The younger they are, the more likely they will die. It makes sense. First, we've been conditioned...

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CPR – Love A Heart

These are the steps to perform adult CPR: Difficulty: Easy   Time Required: CPR should start as soon as possible Here's How: Attempt to wake victim. If the victim is not breathing (or is just gasping for breath), call 911 immediately and go to step 2. If someone else...

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Heart Month

Since February is Heart Month I thought it fitting to blog about Heart Attack If you suspect a heart attack, do not make an appointment to see the doctor. A private physician will probably not have the tools necessary to treat a heart attack. Instead, call 911...

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Ready Your Pet for an Emergency

Whether you believe in end of the world theories or not, it's a good idea to be prepared for natural or man-made disasters. When planning for your own or your families safety don't forget about your pets. Tips: Make one person in the family responsible for each pet...

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Emergency Preparedness for Seniors in BC

Emergency Preparedness for Seniors in BCWhy Emergency Preparedness for Seniors Matters in British Columbia British Columbia's geography and climate create unique emergency risks. Coastal earthquakes, interior wildfires, flooding in river valleys, and heavy winter...

Emergency Preparedness for the Holidays

Emergency Preparedness for the HolidaysEmergency preparedness for the holidays is more important than ever. With families decorating homes, hosting gatherings, traveling long distances, and using more electrical devices, the risk of fire, injury, and seasonal...

Winter-Ready 2025: Winter Storm & Power-Outage Preparedness

Winter-Ready 2025: Winter Storm & Power-Outage Preparedness Winter Comes with Surprises — Will You Be Ready? Every year, Canadian winters remind us how unpredictable Mother Nature can be. A sudden snowstorm, an extended power outage, or a vehicle stranded in...