Advisories
Sawhorse Advisory – Night Driving
Stay Alert, Stay Alive
While we do only one quarter of our driving at night, 50% of traffic deaths happen at night. It doesn’t matter whether the road is familiar or not, driving at night is always more dangerous.
Sawhorse Advisory – Tree Stand Hunting
The following information will provide you with tips and information for safe tree stand hunting. Safety Harnesses Always wear a safety harness, also known as a fall arrest system, when you are in a tree stand, as well as when climbing into or out of a tree stand. A...
Sawhorse Advisory – Back Pain
A staggering 80% of adults are estimated to experience a back injury in their lifetime! Many of these injuries are to the lower back and happen while lifting objects.
Heat-Related Illness
During the summer months, we have become accustomed to dealing with extreme
temperature fluctuations. In this SAWHORSE publication we will define heat stress, and look
at the various heat induced illnesses and how to prevent/treat heat stress.
Novel Coronavirus Safety at Home
Tips for keeping coronavirus out of your home.
Sawhorse Advisory – Outdoor Grilling
As Memorial Day weekend fast approaches, please read these safety tips for outdoor grilling at home While there may not be as many gatherings with family and friends this Memorial Day, many observances of the holiday this year will likely continue to involve outdoor grilling.
Sawhorse Advisory #52 – Home Fire Safety
Know what to do Before, During & After a Fire Did you know that if a fire starts in your home you may have as little as two minutes to escape? During a fire, early warning from a working smoke alarm plus a fire escape plan that has been practiced...
Sawhorse Advisory #51 – Carbon Monoxide: The Invisible Killer
More than 400 people in the U.S. die from unintentional carbon monoxide poisoning every year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. More than 20,000 visit the emergency room, and more than 4,000 others are hospitalized.
In the News
Video courtesy of Clark | Weitz | Clarkson/From the Ground Up Photography
NSC Pandemic Safety Measures Featured in Engineering News-Record
FDRsafety’s Client, National Steel City, LLC Reduced or Eliminated Welding Fume Exposure and Improved Employee Comfort
You are welding on the construction site and the work is rarely (actually, almost never) on a bench with ventilation. The welds must be made at working surface level, in tight spaces and in body positions that are hot and cause you to sweat. Read the full article.
NSC Job Site Social Distancing Spotlighted in FDR Safety’s monthly newsletter
COVID-19 has shaken up how nearly every business operates. For many, that shake up came in the form of a remote model. Implementing Zoom conferences or adding in a Slack channel has become regular practice for many businesses. We’ve learned over the last several...
NATIONAL STEEL CITY AMONG FIRST IN NATION TO USE BREAKTHROUGH PROXIMITY TRACE TECHNOLOGY AS PART OF COVID-19 RESPONSE PROTOCOL ROLLOUT
Download PDF NSC’s use of Triax’s Proximity TraceTM ensures its workers maintain a minimum of six feet of social distancing onproject sites; other measures include training and job site orientation, limited meeting sizes, going paperlesswhere possible, onsite cleaning...
COVID-19 Safety Advisory
First, we hope you and your families are keeping safe and well during these uncertain and unprecedented times. The purpose of my reaching out is to update you on NSC operations as they pertain to safety, and our company’s commitment to serving the needs of our clientele.
NSC has been recognized by Construction Users Roundtable (CURT)
NSC has been recognized by Construction Users Roundtable (CURT) for Construction Industry Safety Excellence (CISE). It is an absolute honor to have been included alongside these prestigious companies.
10th Annual Southern Company Charity Clay Shoot
NSC was pleased to have the opportunity to participate in the 10th Annual Southern Company Charity Clay Shoot at Selwood Farms.
Sawhorse Advisory #45 – Heat Illness
Did you know your body is constantly in a struggle to disperse the heat it produces? Most of the time, you’re hardly aware of it – unless your body is exposed to more heat than it can handle. In 2017, 87 people died in the U.S. from exposure to excessive heat, according to Injury Facts, the annual statistical report on unintentional injuries produced by the National Safety Council. Heat-related illnesses can escalate rapidly, leading to delirium, organ damage and even death.
Thomas J Reynolds Award for excellence in Safety
NSC has been recognized by TAUC with the Thomas J Reynolds Award for excellence in Safety. We have been recognized in the category of 500,000 – 1,000,000 craft hours.
National Steel City receives Triangle Safety Award
National Steel City (NSC), Plymouth, Mich., a structural/mechanical erector to the power industry, has been awarded its second Triangle Safety Award…
