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Halloween Safety Tips for Teenagers

October 14, 2013 by Admin 1 Comment

Halloween Safety Tips for Teenagers

Halloween Safety:  Parties, Pranks, and Accident Prevention

Teens have historically pulled pranks, threw parties, and committed crimes on Halloween.  Freely talking to your teen about preventing criminal activities among their friends, preventing unlawful drinking, and preventing accidents can help teens draw boundaries which will keep … Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: Road Safety Tagged With: accident prevention, black cat, black cats, cat hunting, Child Safety, classmate, drug use, Events, grave digging, graveyard, graveyards, hallow, halloween safety, Home Safety, illegal activities, Personal Safety, pranks, s yard, supernatural powers, trick or treat, vandalism

Making High Crime Suburbs Safer

August 23, 2013 by Admin 1 Comment

Neighbourhood Watch:  Making Your High Crime Neighborhoods Safer

 

For city councils, citizens, and criminals, it is difficult to break established high-crime neighborhoods from the patterns of crime formed over time.  It takes a village to reduce the crime patterns, and the village consists of city councils, citizens, and the … Learn more >>>>>

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Safety Razor–a Close Shave

July 3, 2013 by Admin 8 Comments

Safety Razors – a Close Shave?

safety razorOkay so this article might not be about Workplace Safety but is sure to be of more interest to more readers than Safety Legislation or how to do a Risk Assessment – this is personal!

I was doing a search online the other day … Learn more >>>>>

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What Does Self Harm Teach us About Safety and Risk

March 17, 2013 by Dr Rob Long Leave a Comment

Another very interesting article by Dr Robert Long about the nonsense non-human goals, like Zero Harm, that CEOs set in safety and risk. If you liked this article then you should read the whole series: CLICK HERE. I highly recommend you check out Rob’s new book “RISK MAKES SENSE”… Learn more >>>>>

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Filed Under: Robert Long, Zero Harm Tagged With: Personal Safety, Safe Behaviour, Safety, Safety Incentives, safety slogan, self harm, Zero Harm

Raising standards essential for personal injury management

June 26, 2012 by Barry Spud Leave a Comment

Raising standards essential for personal injury management – Suncorp

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A relentless focus on professionalising personal injury management and ongoing recognition of achievement is essential for the industry to progress.

“Personal injury management has a profound impact on the lives of people and their families, so it’s critical that … Learn more >>>>>

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