Work Safety

How to Avoid Health Issues While Using a Computer

By Diane Dilov-Schultheis

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Anyone who uses a computer on a daily basis can run into health issues if they do not follow certain procedures. When much of your time is spent sitting in front of a computer, you must not forget your health. It is very easy to prevent most ... more »

How to Buy Hazardous Material

By eHow Health Editor

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Hazardous products include solids or liquids that are flammable or explosive (gasoline, solvents); release toxic fumes (bleach); are corrosive (drain cleaner); or are poisonous (pesticides, paint stripper). Here's how to be a smart consumer of ... more »

How to Conduct Safety Training - Tips and Motivational Techniques

By stlscientist

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Whether you’re a safety coordinator or an unwilling audience participant, you can appreciate the need to motivate people to learn about and apply safety techniques. I was a safety coordinator for over 4 years. During that time I was able to ... more »

How to Hide a Tongue Piercing

By eHow Health Editor

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Having a tongue piercing has become somewhat of a norm. However, employers often request that their employees not have visible piercings. Instead of taking the jewelry out and letting the tongue piercing close, many people have chosen to hide the ... more »

How to remodel your kitchen or room in your house

By Wirchnianski

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Are you planning on trying to save some money by remodeling yourself? Think you can do it? Think twice before you start... more »

How to Revive A Stressed Out Brain

By Suzanna Stinnett

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For people who spend most of their day looking at a computer screen, knowing how to refresh and revive a tired brain can make the difference in a productive afternoon or long hours of unproductive stress. There are a few little secrets to ... more »

How to Be Safe Walking to Your Car in a Garage or Parking Lot

By kllmomof2

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To all the women out there......Here is what I do to protect myself when walking to my car by myself in a large parking lot... more »

How to Bundle up for Warmth

By kjones83

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When the weather gets cold, staying warm is important. By following these tips, you can have fun and stay safe when the snow starts to fall... more »

How to Effectively Wash Your Hands

By Richard Ferri

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Okay, so you are thinking this guy has got to be kidding with an article on how to wash you hands. Afraid not! Poor or lack of hand washing is a major contributor to promoting disease throughout the world. Many people simply take hand washing for ... more »

How to Keep an Office Space Germ-Free

By HisAngel

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Germs are not always easy to keep away. But, the work-space at your job does not need to be a germ hazard if you follow the following steps. Keeping the work -space as germ free as possible means less lost work-time and happier Bosses... more »

How to Acquire a Bodyguard

By eHow Health Editor

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There are two reasons for hiring a bodyguard: You need protection or you want to look like someone who needs protection. If you're in the second group, simply locate a large guy with a suit, shades and one of those little ear radios. If you ... more »

How to be Environmentally Friendly in the Workplace

By nethopperz

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Environmental consciousness is a hot topic at the moment, but the concept of protecting and preserving the world that we live in should be a part of everyone's daily routine. I've compiled some ideas that will help you to influence your employer ... more »

How to Lift Heavy Objects Safely

By eHow Health Editor

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Lifting a heavy object can injure your back, pull muscles or, if dropped, cause further injury to you or others. If you lift heavy objects correctly, you can save yourself a lot of pain in the present and long-term damage that could affect your ... more »

How to Prevent Work-Related Accidents

By eHow Health Editor

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On-the-job injuries result in more than just days of work lost. Increasing costs to treat and rehabilitate these types of injuries make preventative education a necessary component of employee education. Some companies provide preventative ... more »

How to climb a ladder safely

By chucy

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Climb that ladder safely... more »

How to Prevent Computer-Related Eyestrain

By Alexia Petrakos

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With more and more people spending the majority of their workday in front of a computer monitor, the incidence of eyestrain has increased considerably. Working for long periods of time in front of a computer can lead to Computer Vision Syndrome ... more »

How to protect your eyes from computer, using Chinese eye exercise

By kakala

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Eye Guarder will remind you of protecting your eyes or protect your eyes compulsively.The method this software adopts to protect one's eyes is developed in Shanghai Eye Disease Prevention and Cure Institute and is extended to the whole country by ... more »

How to Set Up Your Work Space Ergonomically

By eHow Health Editor

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As you set up your work space, consider the science of ergonomics, which seeks to adjust the work environment to the individual. It helps you promote healthy posture while accomplishing daily tasks, thus reducing the risk of injury... more »

How to Use an Emergency Eyewash Station

By eHow Health Editor

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An emergency eyewash station is an essential tool to use in any setting where chemicals or small particles can come in contact with a person's eyes. The use of an emergency eyewash station can help alleviate the pain of having something in your ... more »

How to Select an Ergonomic Chair

By eHow Health Editor

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Ergonomic chairs are designed to promote comfort and relaxation in the work environment. One that is right for you will adapt to your body's specific needs and proportions... more »

How to Know your Statutory Sick Pay Rights

By Fin Young, eHow UK

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You think you’re not getting paid enough when you have to miss work through illness. Your boss insists that if you’re not in the office you shouldn’t get paid. It’s crucial that you know your statutory sick pay rights. Study these steps... more »

How to Read MSDS Sheets

By eHow Health Editor

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Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) are important for everyone, not only for workers in industrial companies. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) regulations and state and county laws vary on MSDS requirements, but generally, ... more »

How to Apply the Aseptic Technique

By eHow Health Editor

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Billions of microbes surround our everyday lives. In a doctor's office or a hospital people are exposed to microorganisms that can seriously affect their health if medical staff do not use proper aseptic procedures. The definition of the word ... more »

How to beat a bigger taller person in a street fight

By nmg12345

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Let's face reality. Size really does matter, but it's not everything. You may not be bigger than your opponent, but you may be faster or wiser than him. Take advantage on whatever you have. Brains are much more important than brute strength. ... more »

How to Build Your Own First Aid Kit

By thndrstrck63

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Your first aid kit can be small or large. A small one could contain the minimum: band aids, ointment and antiseptic. A larger one could have everything from band aids to a blood pressure cuff. You should create one for your car as well as your ... more »

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