Posts made in July, 2011

Posts made in July, 2011

Posts made in July, 2011

Posts made in July, 2011

Unsecured Cargo A Serious Problem on Roadways

Posted by Staff on Jul 29, 2011 | 0 comments

Unsecured Cargo A Serious Problem on Roadways

A deadly accident occurred recently in July, 2011 in Jonesboro, Georgia when a truck carrying fence posts spilled some of its load out onto the side of the road, striking and killing a woman who was walking there. If the driver had made sure that his load was properly secured this fatal accident could have [...]

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Alpharetta Sign Manufacturer Cited For Workplace Hazards

Posted by Staff on Jul 27, 2011 | 0 comments

Alpharetta Sign Manufacturer Cited For Workplace Hazards

The Bureau Of Labor Statistics estimates that approximately 3.3 million serious work-related injuries and 4,300 fatalities occurred in 2009. A local Alpharetta sign manufacturer was cited by OSHA for 15 safety and health violations after a January 2011 inspection at its shop. The company was cited with 1 willful violation, 13 serious violations and 1 other-than-serious [...]

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Any Dog Can Bite And They Do: 800,000 Bites A Year

Posted by Staff on Jul 18, 2011 | 0 comments

Any Dog Can Bite And They Do: 800,000 Bites A Year

The CDC reports that 800,000 Americans seek medical treatment for dog bites each year. Each year emergency rooms treat 386,000 victims of dog bites and on average 16 people die from dog attacks. Reported Dog Bites The Georgia Department of Public Health believes that only 17% of dog bites are ever reported. Statistically about half [...]

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Georgia Boosts Child Passenger Safety

Posted by Staff on Jul 14, 2011 | 0 comments

Georgia Boosts Child Passenger Safety

The Georgia legislature recently passed a new law extending the age children will be required to remain in booster seats. According to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, 95% of the hospital’s auto accident patients between six and eight years of age were improperly restrained.   Updated Child Passenger Safety Law Starting July 1st of this year, [...]

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