As temperatures drop, the danger of carbon monoxide poisoning begins to rise. Nearly half of all accidental carbon monoxide deaths occur in January, February and March.Carbon monoxide is a colorless, odorless gas that can be released from poorly working or unvented furnaces or gasoline-powered tools and equipment, such as portable generators, ATVs and chain saws. Outdoor equipment such as...
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Hosting in-person events after COVID-19
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Some states and municipalities have lifted their coronavirus (COVID-19) mask mandates, and your...
Cold and flu season
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Public health experts call carbon monoxide (CO) the “silent killer” because a person could lose...
Hurricane Series: Disaster recovery
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After a hurricane affects your facility, you will need a plan of action for how to move forward.
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