Power tools are more dangerous than you may believe. While you think of them has helpful, not harmful, even something as simple as a powered screwdriver can lead to injuries. Common construction accidents that happen because of power tools include electrocution,...
Month: July 2018
3 tips for choosing the right ladder
Ladders are used in many workplaces today, and there is one reality that all workers face: a potential for falls. Ladders come in a number of shapes and forms, and certain ladders are better for some jobs than others. The important thing to know is that ladder falls...
Microbubbles might be the solution to supporting lung recovery
There is an interesting piece of research about microbubbles that could have the potential to save patients' lives when they're struggling with lung injuries. According to a June 26 report, a team of researchers from Colorado and Nebraska have created a sort of liquid...
Stress and shift work might be the biggest hazards faced by cops
If you have a career in law enforcement in Nebraska, you are a perfect candidate for one or more job-related health complications. Many researchers and safety authorities say police officers are at a higher risk of suffering occupational illnesses than employees in...
Heat illnesses are a real risk to workers in the summer
In the summer, heat is dangerous to construction workers. It's normal for them to quickly tire, get dehydrated or even develop heat sickness as a result of the mercury rising. One question companies need to ask is how to keep their workers safe in the sun. The primary...
Workers compensation helps cover your losses while you heal
Workers' compensation laws are in place to make sure you get what you need in a time of crisis. When you're injured, it's no question that you deserve the time to receive the appropriate medical care and time to recover. For some workers, the thought of missing work...
