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It’s a common joke that duct tape can fix anything. We often believe our hands can do the same. When we don’t have a wrench, our hands fit the bill. Can’t get into a location with a standard tool? Our hands can get into the tight spot and fix the problem. When our hands become our universal duct tape, we increase the risk of injury by losing focus.
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We take our hands and fingers for granted – right up until we lose them.
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For many young workers — usually defined as those under the age of 25 — earning their keep is a novel and empowering experience. Financial independence aside, the work experience gained is another pull factor that entices many young people to seek employment. But the ardour of youth and the eagerness to learn can put these young employees in vulnerable positions.
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Get the perfect blend of safety and comfort with our thinnest maximum cut protection gloves and sleeves
- Meets the highest ANSI A9 cut resistance standards, ensuring protection against cut hazards
- Touchscreen compatible for seamless interaction with touchscreen devices, enhancing productivity without the need to remove them
- Food safe compliant to maintain hygiene and safety in food processing and handling
- Cut-resistant sleeves with unmatched flexibility and breathability
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Rapid Precision Machining & Gearing Ltd., operating as Rapid Gear, has been fined $62,500 for failing to provide adequate workplace safety, resulting in a worker’s critical injury. The worker was polishing a metal shaft using a manual lathe while holding a piece of emery paper. The paper became entangled with the rotating shaft, causing the worker’s glove to stick and leading to their critical injury.
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A pharmaceutical company in Ontario has been fined $60,000 after a worker was injured cleaning out a hopper for a dust collection system.
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A cracker and snack manufacturer has been fined $100,000 after a worker was severely injured by unguarded equipment.
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An Ontario municipality has been fined $50,000 after a worker was injured while trying to clean a Zamboni ice resurfacer.
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