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• Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s bicycle safety initiative?

  NHTSA’s bicycle safety initiatives focus on encouraging safer choices on the part of bicyclists and drivers to help reduce deaths and injuries on our roads. Bike Riding Safety Watch the video The Topic Helmets FITTING A HELMET HOW TO FIT A BIKE HELMET Every bike ride begins with putting on a helmet.

• How can I make fire safety a priority?

  When cooking, make fire safety a priority by keeping these tips in mind: Be alert; if you are sleepy or have consumed alcohol, don’t use the oven or stovetop Stay in the kitchen while you are frying, grilling, boiling or broiling food When simmering, baking or roasting, check the food regularly,...

• Is safety really your “top priority?

  But one of the things that infuriates me most is the all-too-common statement from a company spokesperson that “Safety is our top priority” after a preventable fatality. Now, I’m not doubting that losing an employee is a devastating experience for any company owner. The remorse is sincere.

• Are SFMTA and shimick making safety a priority after a worker dies?

  Of course, neither SFMTA nor Shimick are alone in suddenly discovering that safety is their top priority after a worker dies or gets hurt. Newton, IA — In June, the Iowa Occupational Safety and Health Administration alleged an array of safety problems at TPI’s wind blade factory in Newton.

• Is safety really the number one priority?

  If safety was to truly be the number one priority, by definition that would mean that we would be putting a disproportionate amount of resources into safety at the expense of something else and that may put the success of the business at risk.