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A Long Island high school senior died following an automobile crash just two weeks before she was set to graduate from high school. The woman, 18, was a passenger in a 2007 Hyundai Elantra being driven by a 17-year-old classmate. Another 18-year old student was a passenger as well. They were traveling south on Miller Avenue in Shoreham, New York…
Inadequate safety or security measures are common issues in and outside of properties all over New York. Landlords of residential properties may not adequately consider the risks that residents face, while owners or landlords of commercial properties may not invest in security, considering it the responsibility of their tenants. Unfortunately, lackluster or nonexistent security plays a role in countless crimes…
Driving on the highway is different than driving in the city or in a rural setting. In addition to fast moving vehicles, you’re likely to contend with traffic, construction and a variety of other challenges. While there’s no way to guarantee your safety as a driver, here are five tips to follow when you find yourself on the highway: Follow…
Even if you enjoy working outdoors in warm weather, it doesn’t mean you can ignore the potential impact on your body. Dehydration and heat stroke can set in quickly, thus putting you in a compromising position. Here are five safety tips to follow when working outdoors during the hot summer months: Stay hydrated: This starts with hydrating before you begin…
If you live in or around Rockville Center, you know that rush hour traffic can be challenging to navigate. Driver behavior can be unpredictable, and cars can stop and go frequently. These three tips can help you stay safe, even in the heaviest rush hour traffic: Don’t change lanes too often: There are times when you have to change lanes,…
Depending on your profession, you may be responsible for operating a bulldozer on construction sites. While this machinery can help complete a variety of tasks, such as grading land, it also has the potential to cause serious injury or even death. Above all else, you should never use a bulldozer unless you’re qualified to do so. This is a complex…
Regardless of your profession, if you’re required to lift a heavy item at work it’s imperative to take the steps necessary to protect yourself. Here are five safe-lifting techniques anyone can follow: Know what you’re lifting: Don’t assume you can comfortably lift an item. Instead, determine how heavy it is and then ask for help if necessary. Inspect your route:…
You try to avoid risks. You don’t go skydiving or mountain climbing in your free time. You didn’t start a career as a police officer or a firefighter. When your friends bought motorcycles, you bought an SUV with a high crash safety rating. You try never to board an airplane unless there is no other choice. However, do you know…
If you work in the construction industry in New York, you may find yourself using scaffolding to complete a variety of jobs. While the use of scaffolding can improve efficiency and help you maintain a high level of safety, this isn’t always the case. There are a variety of mistakes that can result in a scaffolding accident, including the following:…
The spring and summer months in New York have the potential to bring quite a bit of rain to the local area. If you’re working outdoors when the rain begins to fall, such as on a construction site, it’s critical to adjust your approach to prevent an accident. Here are five steps you can take to stay safe when working…