The winter season in Rockford presents specific risks to the people who walk around town. If you are a pedestrian, you must ensure that you are taking steps to shore up your safety. Of course, motorists still need to do their part. Remember, the same safety rules that...
The nature of construction work makes it a dangerous career. For the men and women who work hard to make sure that the infrastructure in this country is up to par, it is vital to stay safe. They deserve to go home to their family members at the end of the day. While...
People who are on motorcycles have a unique view of the city. The open vehicles allow them to see everything around them, but the open concept can also be dangerous. The small profile of motorcycles makes it difficult for other drivers to see them in some situations....
As riders hit northern Illinois roadways and enjoy the warmer weather and fresh air, they'll also need to be on the lookout for dangerous situations on the road. Slick spring and summer roads create a unique hazard, as do the many potholes that come with the season....
People who work in factories can suffer from a host of injuries. These include some that stem from accidents, such as digit amputations, and others that are the result of cumulative trauma, such as knee injuries or carpal tunnel syndrome. When the worker requires...
Imagine driving through Rockford on your way to work. Under normal circumstances, your commute is fairly uneventful. You usually stop at the same coffee shop to grab your morning pick-me-up and sustenance to help you start the day and you almost always get stuck at...
The construction industry is full of injury risks, but with some preparation and planning, the number of injuries can decrease. Here are some commonsense ways to prevent injuries on construction sites. Prepare for the elements You have to report to work no matter what...
