by Alan Fenton | Feb 20, 2020
Personal Protective Equipment for Life Life is full of falls, strikes, shocks, and getting caught in the wrong situations. For one who works in construction or around heavy machinery, simple precautions such as protective eyewear, long pants, masks, and gloves are an...
by Alan Fenton | Feb 5, 2020
In every young adult’s life, there comes a moment when the thought of invincibility suddenly becomes a quaint, yet blatant, misconception of the past. For many, this occurs in the form of a back injury, as there is nothing like a simple, mundane task gone instantly...
by Alan Fenton | Jan 22, 2020
Amputation is often preceded by a serious trauma, yet the physical and psychological trauma that can follow is something difficult to imagine for most of us. In the struggle to feel complete again, there can be life-changing challenges – mental, physical,...
by Alan Fenton | Dec 12, 2019
Shouldn’t spaces deliberately designed for children be the safest? In many cases, that would be correct. However, a risk may not always be so obvious until an accident occurs. Parents research so many things to ensure their children’s safety – from...
by Alan Fenton | Nov 25, 2019
Today, ten people will die from unintentional drowning in the United States. Our pools, oceans, rivers, lakes – even bathtubs or buckets – present danger for thousands of Americans every year. But why? Many of us grow up near the ocean or other water...
