Safety News
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- Safety warning alert urged for kids left in cars
Safety advocates are urging Congress and regulators to force carmakers to install warning systems that would prevent distracted parents from leaving children in cars, preventing heatstroke deaths.
- Safety concerns make prompt changes to Old Crystal Bay Road
Hoping to address safety concerns along the stretch of Old Crystal Bay Road that bisects the Orono Schools campus, Orono city councilors took a first look at a traffic study that offered some solutions to those concerns, at the council's Aug, 23 session.
- Safety D.J. Swearinger suffers concussion
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- South Carolina sophomore safety D.J. Swearinger suffered a concussion and won't return for Thursday night's game. Swearinger had been one of the Gamecocks' most promising young defensive players in the preseason. Depending on the seriousness of the concussion, he could be iffy for the Georgia game next week. The Gamecocks were already playing without starting cornerback Chris ...
- Food safety a "priority" for Senate: Reid aide
Passing food safety reform legislation this year is a "priority" for the Senate, said a spokesman for Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid, as Congress feels pressure from consumer groups to act following the latest recall to highlight weaknesses in the system.
- Safety culture in high-risk EMS environment: Study
A survey of emergency medical services (EMS) agencies from across the country found wide variation in perceptions of workplace safety culture-providing a tool that might point to potential patient safety threats, according to researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.
- Safety Valve: Letters from readers
Reduce the danger: The recent editorials and Safety Valve letters on trail safety reminded me that Saturday is the one-year anniversary of a collision that resulted in the tragic death of a biker riding on the east side of the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trial. When a biker going north passed two walkers and moved into the river-side lane, she could no longer see anyone on a bike or on foot ...
- Safety Harbor Public Library Schedules Career Workshop
Safety Harbor Public Library announces a career workshop, Three Keys to a Successful Job Search, on Tuesday, September 14, at 6:30 p.m. The workshop will cover Step One-Due Diligence: Finding job postings and locating companies.
- Safety Harbor Garden Club Schedules Program
Come to the Safety Harbor Garden Club's meeting for Lotsa plants in a small space by Nancy Jane Wilkes. This program will be held on Wednesday, September 15, 9:30 a.m., at the Safety Harbor Library (101 Second St North, Safety Harbor.) Meetings are free and open to the public.
- Safety Cultures In EMS Agencies Vary Widely
A survey of emergency medical services (EMS) agencies from across the country found wide variation in perceptions of workplace safety culture?providing a tool that might point to potential patient safety threats, according to researchers at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine.The study, to be published in the October/December issue of Prehospital Emergency Care and now available ...
- Safety advocates seek hot car warnings
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1 (UPI) -- U.S. automobile safety regulators are considering a proposal to require the installation of warning systems to prevent children from being left in cars. Automobile - United States - Automobile safety - Autos - Recreation
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