Category: Safety

5 Ways To Stay Safe While Trick Or Treating
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5 Ways to Stay Safe While Trick or Treating

Halloween is almost here, and with it comes the opportunity to get creative with costumes and make up, and get caught up in the excitement of Trick or Treating. Whether you accompany your little ones as they go door to door or they’re old enough to go out by themselves, we want to make sure...

How Drivers Can Raise Their Grade in School Zones
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How Drivers Can Raise Their Grade in School Zones

The big rush of Back to School might be over, but that doesn’t mean that there are any fewer students making their way to and from school each morning and afternoon. School zones are in effect from Monday to Friday, usually from about 8am to 5pm, and are designed to make sure that drivers slow...

What Legal Weight Do Waivers and Releases Carry?
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What Legal Weight Do Waivers and Releases Carry?

Guest blog by John M. Sadler. We’re pleased to introduce John M. Sadler as our guest blogger today. John, president of Sadler Sports & Recreation Insurance, is a youth sports coach, attorney, and sports insurance expert. He serves as the National Risk Manager for various national sports organizations and is on the Medical & Safety...

Emergency Preparedness for Seniors
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Emergency Preparedness for Seniors

Preparing for emergencies is important for everyone but when it comes to looking after our seniors, we need to take some extra special steps to make sure that they are just as safe as everyone else. We’ve gathered a few tips and resources for you to review whether you’re a senior yourself or caring for...

Survive 72 Hours in Your Vehicle
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How to Survive 72 Hours In Your Vehicle

Unfortunately, emergencies are never planned and always unexpected, so it’s not entirely unrealistic to consider that one might happen during your morning or evening commute, whether it’s a flat tire or a winter snow storm. No matter what vehicle you are driving in, having an emergency kit and plan that you are familiar with can...

Recognizing Dangers & Emergencies in Recreation
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Recognizing Dangers and Emergencies in Recreation

When we send our little ones to camp in the spring, summer, fall, or even winter, or as we sign our families up to enjoy local recreation facilities, we’re always sure to keep safety top of mind. This is an important factor for families and recreation staff to consider for any program, and ensuring that...

10 Ways to Be Campfire Safe
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10 Ways to Be Campfire Safe

Summer and camping are two things that always seem to go together, and one of the things that makes the experience most memorable is a campfire. Perfect for toasting marshmallows, taking the edge off the cooler evening air, or simply giving everyone a central space to gather for late night ghost stories. Of course, it’s...

Managing Incidents at Summer Camp
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Managing Incidents at Summer Camp

Summer camp season is one of the busiest times for many recreation organizations. With more kids in your care than at any time throughout the rest of the year, it’s important to be prepared to manage incidents that might come up throughout the course of a camp or activity. Doing so properly ensures that everyone...

4 Ways to Make Your Summer Vacation Safe
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4 Ways to Make Your Summer Vacation Safe (and Fun!)

It’s the middle of summer, school’s a distant memory, and your kids might have finished up their summer camps or programs, so it’s the perfect time to head out on vacation. Whether you’re keeping it local, or heading off somewhere far, far away, make your vacation safe, so you can all focus on relaxing, making...

Master Water Safety With Kids
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How To Master Water Safety with Your Kids

We tend to spend more time by the water during the summer months – it’s the perfect way to stay cool and there are so many fun activities to enjoy too! However, water safety for kids is important wherever you are and at any time of the year, whether the water is in a bath...