Safety After the Storm

After the hurricane, clean-up begins. But that’s when danger abounds from mangled awnings, shattered glass, downed electric lines, and a multitude of other hazards. Despite their haste to handle these hazards, workers must protect their eyes, heads, hands, feet, hearing – and livelihood. The fast-reading handouts below use photos and simple captions to keep workers safe during hurricane clean-up. Print the handouts and give them to your employees. If you are a contractor, also give them to your subs.

 

Above Six Feet	English	Spanish
Aerial Lift	English	Spanish
Biological Hazards	English	Spanish
Debris	English	Spanish
Electrical Power	English	Spanish
Forklifts	English	Spanish
Hazardous Materials	English	Spanish
Hot Weather	English	Spanish
Ladders	English	Spanish
Loud Noise/Falling Objects	English	Spanish
Portable Generators	English	Spanish
Trimming Trees	English	Spanish