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Workplace Safety

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by Team Seaglass

Using Fryers Safely in Commercial Kitchens

Using Fryers Safely in Commercial Kitchens   Commercial fryers are a major part of many kitchens, especially in restaurants, healthcare facilities, and senior living communities. While fryers help prepare food quickly, they can also be dangerous if employees are not properly…

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Needlestick Prevention in Senior Living Communities

Needlestick Prevention in Senior Living Communities Protecting Caregivers, Residents, and…

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Safely Moving Hospital Beds

Safe Disassembly, Moving, and Reassembly of Hospital Beds A Practical…

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Preventing Muscle and Joint Injuries in Commercial Kitchens

Commercial kitchens are fast-moving, physically demanding environments. Staff lift heavy…

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Gait Belts: What Caregivers Need to Know

If you work in senior living or healthcare, you’ve probably…

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Safe Wheelchair Operation in Senior Living Communities: A Quick Guide for Senior Living Caregivers

Wheelchairs are used daily in senior living communities for transporting…

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Navigating Winter’s Chill: A Guide to Effective Winter Weather and Ice Management

Navigating Winter’s Chill: A Guide to Effective Winter Weather and…

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“SANTA, Stop! That’s a Trip Hazard!” A Humorous Guide to Holiday Safety in Senior Living Communities

The holidays are the most wonderful time of the year—cookies,…

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Caring with Confidence: Making Resident Transfers Safer Together

We understand that when mechanical lift equipment is introduced in…

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From Stew to Stitches- Preventing Knife Injuries in Dietary Departments

From Stew to Stitches- Preventing Knife Injuries in Dietary Departments…

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