August 22, 2018
Labor Day marks the official end of summer as students head back to school and football season kicks off. Many of us plan to spend the holiday weekend taking a road trip, hosting a barbecue, spending time at the beach or boating on the lake. Unfortunately, with all of these activities comes the risk of […]
August 21, 2018
The American Academy of Pediatrics website features tips and in-depth articles on subjects such as bullying and school bus safety, but when it comes to college-aged students, many parents assume their kids are ready for the big world. However, sharing tiny dorms and kitchens with other busy, pre-occupied students can be a recipe for accidents […]
June 7, 2018
Aftermath has been a long-time supporter of law enforcement; we are proud to recognize the services they provide to their communities by sponsoring events nationwide, including golf outings, charity runs, and special banquets. Aftermath contributes to national and regional associations and offers access to complementary programs, resources, and special rates on jail cell and squad […]
June 6, 2018
Sea Girt is a tiny borough located in New Jersey. It has just 1,800 residents year-round, but it more than doubles in size over the summer months. The Sea Girt Police Department employs just 11 full-time officers, including the Chief. “Our town goes up to 4,500 residents in the summer,” explains Sea Girt PD Captain, Justin […]
May 22, 2018
The Chickasha Police Department of Oklahoma is a small agency that is greatly understaffed for a community of 16,000 – 18,000 people. Explains Assistant Chief Music: “We currently have 32 sworn officers, 12 of which are Patrolmen. Chickasha is a bedroom community with three major highways running through it, so we have every type of […]
February 6, 2018
February is Biohazard Awareness Month. We’re marking the occasion by discussing topics that concern our safety and the risks we experience from bloodborne pathogens and other biohazardous sources. We’re inviting you to help us draw attention to these concerns by donning your own PPE (whether it’s boots, gloves, hard hat or a mask) and sharing your […]
January 19, 2018
During the summer, it’s almost impossible to escape heat warnings and persistent reminders to check on aging family and neighbors. However, in the rush of the holidays, we may forget that winter presents its own dangers. Freezing temperatures, difficult weather conditions, and the challenges of mental and physical well-being are doubly difficult for the elderly. […]
September 28, 2017
The crazy ups and downs of this year’s fall weather have left many of us craving the warm glow of candles and indoor fireplaces. There’s nothing quite as cozy as a fire or coming home to a well-heated house after a long walk in the cold, but these seasonal joys also present safety hazards. In […]
July 26, 2017
Think you’re ready to beat the heat? As temperatures rise, so do many safety risks. Whether your plans include a vacation or a staycation, check out these 5 helpful tips, designed to keep you safe during the hottest months of the year: 1. Safety Away from Home Summer vacation means time away from home, and […]
June 27, 2017
The summer season drives many to seek shelter in the shade, or in an air conditioned environment. But for some workers, escaping extreme temperatures while on the clock isn’t so easy. Heat stress is a real risk for those employed in places like foundries, factories, bakeries, laundries, and construction sites. Whether indoors or out, no specific […]