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Six weeks of an empty school is not a pause in the duty holder's obligations. It is the specific event most of those obligations were written to control. Water sits still in pipework, local exhaust…
A human factors consultant ranks 20 soccer safety tips by what each one prevents, from goal anchoring and AED access to heading limits and heat triggers.
The age number on a toy box is a hazard rating, not a difficulty rating. "3+" usually means the toy contains a part small enough to choke a younger child — it rarely means a two-year-old is not…
An OHSE educator ranks 25 school safety rules by what actually injures children, splits school duty from child duty, and retires "stranger danger" for good.
Most birthday party injuries are grazed knees, a bumped head on a table corner, someone crying over a broken toy. Those are not the ones to plan for. A small number of party hazards can kill a child…
Most young children who drown in a home pool were never meant to be in the water. They were inside the house a minute earlier. Nobody was swimming. The gate looked shut. That is the pattern behind…
