The motorcycle preseason is an opportunity for riders to ensure their bikes are ready to hit the road and that all necessary training is completed. This year’s focus is on mentorship. The mentor program will also make it easier for riders to complete training
Airmen, Guardians and civilians are the first line of defense in preventing falls. By taking time to discuss fall prevention, identify hazards, inspect protective gear, and evaluate each program to ensure risk management concepts are in place, we can all create a safer workplace free of slips, trips and falls.
As every season has its risks, spring is no different. Here is a list of items to utilize those risk management skills learned when you begin spring cleaning, outdoor activities or any spring activity. Preparation and the use of risk management is fundamental in keeping you and your loved ones safe.
The 2026 Motorcycle Preseason is here! The motorcycle preseason is an opportunity for riders to ensure their bikes are ready to hit the road and that all necessary training is completed. This year’s focus is on mentorship. The mentor program will also make it easier for riders to complete training.
No matter where you live, storms are inevitable. The key to safely weathering them is planning and preparation. One way to prepare is to build an emergency plan for your family and practice it often. Identify responsibilities for each member of your household and work together as a team, and be familiar with natural disaster risks.
The Autumn season brings many changes that can affect safety and mission readiness. Take an active role in staying prepared for all of Autumns hazards.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration’s annual Safe + Sound Week starts August 11th and runs through the 17th. The campaign emphasizes three core elements: Management and Leadership, Worker's Participation, and a systematic approach to Finding and Fixing Hazards. Each year, challenges highlight workplace safety and help organizations build and maintain effective safety and health programs.
Risks associated with summertime activities can be avoided by doing a risk assessment beforehand or taking a refresher course if you haven’t participated in some time. Make a list of essential items that will be needed for the activity. At a minimum, the list should include an emergency medical kit, plenty of water or drinks containing electrolytes, food and snacks high in potassium and protein if the activity will be strenuous. Never leave...
Whether spring cleaning or getting to those DIY projects put off for warmer weather done, or heading out to explore mother nature be proactive and make checklists of all the tools or gear you will need to get it done safely.
