Chapanis and the B-17s
No, we are not announcing the next music craze, although this might be a great name for a rock band. Actually, Alphonse Chapanis was the Professor Emeritus of the Department of [...]
SCM Safety Quarterly Newsletter – Spring 2020
SCM RESPONDS TO COVID-19 In keeping with local, State, and Federal (CDC) mandates, SCM is taking every precaution for the safety of you, our clients, and our employees. Like everyone else, we are [...]
Overcoming Flu Vaccine Hesitancy: the Caregiver’s Resource Sheet
Flu: Quick Start Resources >> CDC’s Flu Overview http://www.cdc.gov/flu/ >> Emergency Flu Symptoms Symptoms such as difficulty breathing, shortness of breath, and chest [...]
LET’S TALK…
Just one year ago, within two days, the world lost two famous, intelligent and beloved people – Kate Spade and Anthony Bourdain. They each took their own lives on June 6 and 8, 2018, [...]
The Picture – Before and After
Last week, we showed you the below picture, and asked you what you would do to fix it. Thanks to those of who shared their thoughts. The first one that we received was from [...]
Safety Quiz
What’s wrong in this picture? Obviously, this is a multi-plug adapter that caught fire. What you can’t tell from the picture is what was plugged into the adapter, causing it to catch [...]
What’s Wrong in this Picture?
What’s wrong in this picture? SCM Highlights 2018 Training Dates: * Send 3 or more, get a discount! A few seats left! Hurry to register! October 5: 8 hour Refresher [...]
The Missing 1%
When determining the acceptable oxygen levels for confined space entry or any other area where atmospheric hazards may be a concern, most people default to a range, 19.5% to 23%. This is, after [...]