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Safety News

  • Stay mission ready: Preparing for summer heat

    Whether Airmen and Guardians are working outdoors, participating in physical training or spending time outdoors with family, taking simple precautions can help prevent injuries that affect personal health, occupational readiness and mission effectiveness.

  • Ladder Safety and Your Home

    Many home projects require the use of ladders. From clearing rain gutters to decorating the Christmas tree, typically we do not think twice about using ladders.

  • Sun & Hot Weather Safety

    As warmer weather arrives, summer offers the perfect opportunity to enjoy the outdoors. With those opportunities come higher risks from sun exposure and high temperatures.

  • Freedom 250: Vigilance Beyond the Gate

    Let’s cut the noise. This July 4th, as we celebrate 250 years of American freedom, remember that our combat readiness doesn't stop at the base gate. Freedom isn't free, and our nation's defense rests on each one of you being ready for the fight. We can't afford to lose a single Airman or Guardian to

  • Boating Safety: Maintaining Readiness on the Water

    As we enter the 101 Critical Days of Summer, recreational boating offers a great opportunity for relaxation and enjoyment. However, boating accidents can degrade personnel availability and impact overall unit readiness, potentially leading to medical expenses and administrative burdens. Accidents

  • Swimming safety is a must

    Time spent poolside or at one of the many natural bodies of water in the local area can be very enjoyable, especially during the warm to hot days of an Ohio summer. However, it can also present serious hazards. Follow these safety guidelines to help prevent a tragic outcome.

  • 101 Critical Days of Summer safety hazards

    Your safety is critical this summer and it is essential to be aware of potential dangers and take appropriate precautions to stay safe during the summer season. Remember to prioritize safety, plan for the unexpected, and always be mindful of your surroundings. Stay safe!

  • Summer Sun Safety Awareness

    As the temperature rises in the summer months, service members should be aware of becoming overheated when exercising outdoors.

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