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Tips for Working Outdoors to Avoid a Work Injury

group of road construction workers working outside during the summer

TIPS FOR WORKING OUTDOORS TO AVOID A WORK INJURY As the temperatures rise, workplace safety is essential for outdoor workers! Working in excessive heat without proper breaks or protections can lead to a work injury, such as heat cramps, heat exhaustion, or heat stroke. These work injuries occur when your body has no way to …

Tips for Avoiding an Auto Accident Injuries during Summer Travel

car side view with mirror driving along coast in summer

TIPS FOR AVOIDING AN AUTO ACCIDENTS DURING SUMMER TRAVEL With the start of summer fast approaching, many families have planned road trips and are excited to hit the highway. Remember, the summer months are the most dangerous time for vehicle travel. “The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety said the months of July and August have …

Tips to Ensure Safe Winter Driving

drivers view out windshield of driving in the winter

TIPS TO ENSURE SAFE WINTER DRIVING With winter fully upon us, the likelihood of experiencing snowy and slippery conditions while driving is high. Snow, ice, and other weather related hazards make even a routine daily drive challenging.  According to the US Department of Transportation, more than 1,300 people are killed and over 116,800 are injured each …

Avoiding Work Injuries During Winter

city workers cleaning up snow and debris in Philadelphia

Risk of work injuries not only substantially increase during the winter months, but work injury severity increases as temperatures drop. With over 20,000 work injuries in 2017, numbers from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) significantly support the elevated workplace risk during winter. Common winter hazards at the workplace include driving in the snow, …

Slip and Fall Injuries Involving Ice and Snow

woman in black winter coat walking on snowy city sidewalk in winter

With winter approaching, Pennsylvania and New Jersey will see ice and snow accumulation during the next few months. From this inclement weather, there is an increased chance of suffering slip and fall injuries. Slip and fall accident damages caused by ice or snow can be devastating. These damages may include physical injury, significant pain, extensive …

Winter in Franklin Square: Let There Be Light

Philadelphia's Franklin Square in winter

Headlined by the Electrical Spectacle Holiday Light Show, Winter in Franklin Square is still delivering the holiday spirit to Philadelphia in 2020! Some slight adaptations have been incorporated to ensure guest health and safety, but the free light show has not been limited. The Electrical Spectacle Holiday Light Show runs on 30-minute intervals during the …

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