The Safety Newz Feed

I noticed that Target now uses plastic pallets to display their products on. The pallet does not extend beyond the product as to create a potential trip hazard and unlike wooden pallets, there is no potential of injury due to exposed chipped wooden pieces or narrow...

In this video Russ comes across yet another example of a dangerous pathway this time at a CVS store. The store added a series of red pave stones in their front plant bed which separates their parking lot from the buildings entrance. When wet and icy, the pave stones...

Went to my local Walgreens and saw this. Every ceiling mounted surveillance camera had a sign next to it saying "Security Camera." That's weird, why put a sign where the camera is? I thought in-store surveillance is meant to be discreet. You know don't let people know...

Russ examines a good example of how to construct a parking lot island. Rather than planting grass or shrubs which gets trampled over, dies, and requires a lot of maintenance, Target went ahead and filled in their parking lot islands with red colored stamped concrete...

In this video Russ points out how the property owner made a perfectly safe sidewalk less safe. By placing loose stones along the perimeter of the sidewalk creates a potential trip hazard. If I was to guess the original architectural design probably called for shrubs...

In this video, Russ reveals a blatant building code violation that code enforcement officials missed. If you're ever wondering how code enforcement officials miss building code violations, watch this video and you'll understand! The buildings roof drain discharges...

In this video Russ shares a all to common example of the misuse of a wet floor sign. A sign was posted at the stores entrance, where the floor was dry, but 15 feet away the floor was wet from mopping and there was no wet floor sign posted. A very large and recently...