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Grain Handling Safety Coalition

Grain Handling Safety Coalition
Grain Handling Safety Coalition
The most common causes of angle grinder injuries include lacerations from angle grinder kickbacks and projectiles from broken attachments. Safety Tip of the Week brought to you by KC Supply. Read more at → https://bit.ly/3I40Rt0 #safety #safetytips
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"The time is always right to do what is right." -Martin Luther King Jr.
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Learn about The Workplace’s Effect on Mental Health. This Yearlong Study Links Long Hours to Major Depression Symptoms. Safety Tip of the Week is sponsored by M&M Specialty Services, LLC. Read more at 🡢 https://bit.ly/3EQguCl
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Cold, snow and ice can happen just about anytime for the next few months. Indiana PREPared has the information you need to be winter weather ready.

More info: puext.in/3nhTeHj
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It’s common to see young children in the farm worksite. Parents say they allow children in the worksite so they can spend time together, keep an eye on a child while getting work done, help instill a good work ethic, foster interest in farming, and provide opportunities for fun. However, as an adult, you must, consider the consequences!

Children are curious and perceive the farm as a gigantic playground. But children do not recognize or understand dangers and cannot easily remember rules from situation to situation.

https://cultivatesafety.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/dont_mix_worksite_and_childcare_prevention_brief_en.pdf
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Lockout/Tagout/Tryout (LOTO) protects a worker by preventing others from turning on equipment or from a release of energy while working on or servicing equipment & machinery, working inside a grain bin, and working around conveyors and augers. LOTO
controls hazardous energy. #GrainSafety

Visit www.grainsafety.org to learn more!
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