As part of your defensive driving program, you must know how to adjust to weather and road conditions.
Recommendations to follow to provide a full description.
Preventing slips, trips, and falls of visitors to your business is as important as keeping your residents from falling
Guidelines for investigator and incident response guidelines.
The National Playground Safety Institute (NSPI) has identified 12 of the leading causes of injuries on playgrounds, which they call the “Dirty Dozen.”
Simple steps for determining reference points on your bus.
In general, the most common causes of playground injury are falls from raised playground equipment or collisions with another child
Four key areas to significantly reduce the risk of injury on the playground - supervision, age appropriate equipment design, fall zones, and material types.
Having a practiced emergency action plan in place will increase your success in managing a potential crisis or communicable disease outbreak within your program.
Part one of this two-part series on burn prevention in child care centers will focus on bottle warming and how the practice of warming baby bottles can lead to serious burn injuries to children.