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Safety Tip of the Week:

: Week of October 14, 2019

Hydration and Electrolyte Replacement in the Winter

Hydration is just as important in the winter as it is in the summer. Realizing that you are dehydrated when it is cold outside is more of a challenge. We perspire underneath the layers of clothing that keep us warm in the winter. Perspiration is absorbed by our clothing and we think we sweat only when it is hot outside. That is so far from the truth! When in an industrial setting in the winter months we need to be more aware of hydration. We tend to drink less and dehydration is less obvious. We are more prone to accidents in the workplace while operating machinery or working at a job site when we are dehydrated. Be aware of this possibility and remember that the temperature outside is not as important as the temperature inside of your body. To combat dehydration, look at the All Natural Sword Electrolyte Replacement products here!

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Emergency Preparedness

Emergency Preparedness encompasses the planning for natural and man-made disasters within communities by public officials, businesses and families. There are many hazards that require a plan that will ensure that you and your loved ones are safe. There is always the chance that an unforeseen public emergency could happen. Having a plan in place, could mean the difference between life and death. The better prepared that you are in a disaster situation, the more effectively you will be able to withstand the uncertainty and fear that occurs during these unfortunate events. Emergency Preparedness in a community calls for Private and Public along with non-profit organizations preparing and implementing emergency responses that will effectively and efficiently be able to be carried out in a disaster.

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