Lovell Safety Groups Earn Dividends

New York, NY... Lovell Safety Management Co., LLC, announced the 2011 - 2012 dividend earnings of five of its Safety Groups:

Safety Group #34 returned to members a 25 percent dividend. Qualifying members received an advance discount of 25 percent.

Safety Group #420 paid a 20 percent dividend. Qualifying members received an advance discount of 25 percent.

Safety Group #442 paid a 25 percent dividend. Qualifying members received an advance discount of 25 percent.

Safety Group #496 paid a 5 percent dividend. Qualifying members received an advance discount of 25 percent.

Safety Group #531 paid a 15 percent dividend. Qualifying members received an advance discount of 25 percent.

Lovell Safety Groups are fully insured, non-profit entities that return any underwriting profit to group members. Any extra premium dollars collected-not used to pay losses or expenses-can be returned to members in the form of a dividend. Lovell Safety Groups provide businesses with the benefits of a guaranteed cost premium with additional savings earned through dividends.

New NIOSH Smart Phone App Addresses Ladder Safety

From the CDC-NIOSH:

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) announces the availability of a new Ladder Safety smart phone application (app). This new app uses visual and audio signals to make it easier for workers using extension ladders to check the angle the ladder is positioned at, as well as access useful tips for using extension ladders safely. 

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Important Information on Cement Safety

When cement comes into contact with skin, the skin becomes hard thick and dry. It’s more than likely to cause the exposed area to crack, it can also cause nails to become brittle and inflame eyelids. If water is added to cement it generates heat and can actually burn skin. In some cases it can lead to dermatitis, to read more on the proper handling of cement visit www.lovellsafety.com.