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  • 2020
    6/03

    National Safety Month 2020

    National Safety Month focuses on reducing leading causes of injury and death at work, on the road, and in our homes and communities. Observed annually in June, the National Safety Council provides downloadable resources highlighting different safety topics such as: 

    • Mental Health 
    • Ergonomics 
    • Building a Safety Culture 
    • Driving 

    Below is a list of resources Illinois workNet has that can help workers avoid injuries regardless of where they are: 

    National Safety Month – The National Safety Council provides several resources for you to help raise awareness about safety during the month of June. Read this Illinois workNet article on how you and others can remain safe and engaged.  

    Be Safe in Your New Job – When starting a new job, it's important to be aware and cautious of equipment you have not previously used. From operating workplace equipment to preparation and clean-up of your workspace, this article covers important safety precautions to keep in mind when on the job. 

    Stay Safe and Productive at Work – Following your company's safety guidelines is the best way to avoid getting hurt on the job.  This article covers safety tips for the workplace so that you and your team can be safe while working on construction projects. 

    Technical Skills – Read up on the different skills required in the industry and how you can keep your skills and performance up to date. 

    Do You Need a Work Permit? – For younger members of the workforce, this article provides information on what jobs require work permits, rules for youths in the workplace, and how to apply for the work permit you will need. 

    Why Personal Health and Safety Matter – From avoiding injuries and illness to staying in shape and managing stress, read up on why it's important to maintain good health.  

    For more information, go to the National Safety Council's page on National Safety Month to gather safety materials and learn how to spread the word to your coworkers, families, and communities. 

    If you have any questions about National Safety Month, visit the National Safety Council's contact page here.  

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