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Punctures and lacerations, sprains and strains, crushed and broken bones, electric shock, and amputations are some of the foot injuries that can occur at work. And aside from injuries, standing for long periods can lead to tired, aching feet.

Itasca, IL — The National Safety Council recently announced the recipients of its annual Green Cross for Safety Awards.

Itasca, IL — As many as 380 people may be killed and 43,300 seriously injured in motor vehicle-related crashes during the upcoming Memorial Day weekend, the National Safety Council estimates.

Unintentional injuries are now the third leading cause of death in the United States. The National Safety Council is asking organizations to help reverse this trend by participating in National Safety Month.

Join the National Safety Council Business & Industry Division meeting at 10 a.m. Central on May 22, as the division kicks off its NSC Safety Ambassadors project. Learn about the program and how you can get involved.

Join the National Safety Council at 11 a.m. Central on May 29 for a free webinar, “DriveitHOME: Role Modeling Roadway Safety.”

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From gas detectors and volatile organic compound monitors, to flame detectors and noise dosimeters, on-the-job instruments and monitors are designed to provide an extra layer of protection against unseen hazards.

If a worker becomes ill or experiences an injury on the job, chances are a co-worker or supervisor will see what’s going on and take action. Lone workers, however, don’t have the benefit of extra eyes on them.

The National Safety Council Government & Public Sector Division on May 13 will host a webinar featuring two NIOSH representatives, Rebecca Olsavsky and Hope Tiesman.