How do you stay safe in spring?

Get healthy, stay safe outside in spring

Dealing with stinging and other insects. Warmer temperatures bring out all types of flying and crawling insects for your kids to discover.
Watch for concussion symptoms.
Make bicycle safety routine.
Don’t forget the sunscreen.
Take a walk on the wild side.

What are 3 safety tips?

The 2019 Top Ten Safety Tips

Use tools and machines properly.
Be aware of your surroundings.
Be safe in the cold weather.
Follow procedure, don’t take shortcuts.
Wear your protective gear.
If you see unsafe conditions, let a supervisor know.
Take breaks.
Stay sober.

How can we keep clean safe?

Keep Cleaning Safety a Top Priority

Reduce slips and falls by placing anti-slip strips on rugs.
Wear rubber gloves to avoid contact with chemicals.
Do not mix chemicals for any reason.
Secure cleaning products away from the reach of children and pets.
Always dilute concentrated cleaning products before use.

How do I make my house Covid safe?

Clean Regularly

Clean high-touch surfaces such as doorknobs, tables, and light switches regularly.
Clean them more frequently if someone in your household is more likely to get very sick from COVID-19.
Clean surfaces using a product suitable for each surface, following instructions on the product label.

What are some safety tips for spring?

– non-latex gloves – assortment of adhesive bandages – antibiotic ointment – sterile gauze pads in assorted sizes – absorbent compress dressings – tweezers – scissors – adhesive cloth tape – aspirin packets (81 mg each) – first aid instruction booklet (NOTE: Customize your first aid kit external icon to meet your individual and family needs.)

What are some good safety tips?

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What are some fall season safety tips?

Be Aware of Poor Visibility. Falling leaves,while beautiful,can obscure your vision,as can rain and fog.

Watch for Children. Children love to play in piles of leaves,so use extra caution where leaves are piled at curbside.

Slow Down on Wet Pavement.

Be Prepared for Bright Sunlight.

Watch Out for Ice.

How to practice spring cleaning safety?

– Reception Room – Sit in your reception room, what do your patients see, touch, hear, smell and taste? Look high and low. – Restroom – Most if not all of your patients that visit your restroom WILL determine the quality and safety of your care from that experience. – Front Desk Area – Clutter represents indecision.