Air Force Safety Center

Spring Safety

SPRING INTO SAFETY!

As the weather starts to warm up, we begin to think about enjoying the outdoors, cleaning up after the long winter, making repairs and getting our lawns back in shape. Take a moment to recognize all of the many hazards associated with the spring season.

Airman 1st Class Jennifer Gonzales — Spring Cleaning

Mother Applying Sunscreen Protection Creme On Cute Little Baby B — Sunburn Prevention

Young Rat (rattus Norvegicus) Climbs Into The Dish With The Left — Insects, Rodents & Snakes

Rain falling on windshield — Driving Safety

Staff Sgt. Austin May — Lawn Mower Safety

Staff Sgt. Austin May — Yard Work

Bottle of anti bed bug detergent on table in bedroom — Poison Prevention

Field of yellow and white flowers with pollen flying — Spring Allergies

St Patrick's day safety tips

Sunburn Prevention Poster

Easter Safety Tips poaster

Deployment of wildlife monitoring systems will reduce potential flight, base operations disruptions, safety risks

New York, NY — The U.S. Air Force SBIR-funded efforts resulted in the planned deployment of wildlife monitoring systems to several USAF installations.

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Air Force medical leaders partner with joint forces, DoD researchers on Warfighter Brain Health Initiative

Invisible blast overpressure injuries, along with more severe traumatic brain injuries, are at the center of a growing Department of Defense campaign to protect cognitive performance, a significant component of medical readiness for America’s warfighters.

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101 Critical Days of Summer – Fun in the sun!

Summer is the time to enjoy the warm sunny days with family and friends but do it safely and never leave Mother Nature to chance and prepare for the unexpected.

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