Chainsaws are without doubt a very handy tool. They are used by many industries, including arborists, forestry workers, emergency workers, rescue teams and loggers, just to name a few. What is important to remember, is chainsaws are also a very dangerous tool if used incorrectly.
Whether you are a beginner or someone who needs to recap, here are some handy chainsaw safety tips:
Being aware of your own body is an important step towards ensuring health. It is vital to know what a healthy pair of breasts should look and feel like. To help you assess the breasts for any unusual signs, here are some common signs and symptoms of breast cancer to look out for:
While the Australian Standards do not indicate a specific replacement schedule for protective eyewear, at some point, your safety glasses will need to be replaced. Whether from normal wear and tear, or from damage or poor treatment, here are the top five signs that it’s time to replace your safety glasses.
For anyone living on a farm, working in a remote area - or even those who just live-in rural towns where ambulance response times can be longer due to distance - it is incredibly important to have a snake bite first aid kit handy, as it could save your life.
The obvious negative impact of smoking on health and safety has resulted in changes in the law across Australia. In most states, smoking is banned in all enclosed public places to protect people, particularly children, from exposure to second-hand smoke. The law includes: