Revolutionary Safety Services

Is your company in Acquisition mode? Are you heading towards a merger? RSS can help you prepare your business, whether you are buying or selling. We offer M&A evaluation and preparation services. RSS helps companies in evaluating EHS systems and performance to ensure you have your system where it needs to be if you are selling and can help you understand any risk or gaps there are if you are buying. Contact us at revolutionarysafety@gmail.com or call 937-710-6286 to discuss your needs.

Each year in the U.S. hot work related incidents lead to major dollar loss, businesses going bankrupt, not to mention the serious injuries and fatalities caused by these incidents. How does your program stack up? Are you doing the right things to avoid Hot Work Related Incidents? RSS Provides services to help you get Hot Work and all of your programs functioning at a safe level. Revolutionary Safety Services (RSS)

Its becoming more common for newer homes to have a sprinkler system. In some areas its even required now for new construction. Safety isn't cheap, in this case its an investment in your home. Construction and fire hazards have changed with newer homes and buildings which is leading to faster fire spread. You have less time to get out and get your family to safety. #fastestwater #firesafety

Did you know that RSS will travel the globe for you? Yes, that is correct, we will go where ever you need us. We offer services anywhere that you need us. Safety doesn't have borders and neither do we!

RSS offers a wide range of safety solutions, training, audits and much more. One of our focus areas is PSM. We can help you with audits, training, guidance and overall support of your PSM program. Give us a call or email to discuss your needs or to ask questions. revolutionarysafety@gmail.com or 937-710-6286

Did you know that this week is window safety week? It’s something most of us don't think about but windows, if not maintained can be a major safety issue. First full week in April recognized as Window Safety Week Recognizing the essential role windows play in the lives of consumers today, the Window Safety Task Force in partnership with the National Safety Council proudly observes Window Safety Week each year during the first full week in April. Our goal is to encourage parents and caregivers to take steps to observe window safety throughout the year. Window Safety and Fall Prevention Tips The Window Safety Task Force offers these tips to protect children from window falls: • Avoid the placement of furniture near windows to prevent children from climbing • Do not rely on insect screens to prevent a window fall • Keep children’s play away from open windows and doors • Install building code-compliant devices designed to limit how far a window will open or window guards with release mechanisms to help prevent a fall • Teach your child how to safely use a window to escape during an emergency

April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month. It's no secret that driving distracted leads to many motor vehicle crashes. Distracted Driving is anything that takes your attention away from the road. Sending a text message, browsing websites looking for deals, talking on a cell phone, using a navigation system, and eating while driving are a few examples of distracted driving. Any of these distractions can endanger you, your passengers, and others on the road. Remember, none of us are as good at driving as we think we are. Don't let one bad decision change your life forever. https://lnkd.in/eT8w9rXu

Are you prepared for a disaster? What about a smaller scale event such as a small fire, smoke in the building, power loss? Thinking ahead, being prepared and having a good plan is going to keep your business operating during a disruption. If you need help planning or preparing for disasters and other emergencies, contact RSS and we can help. From assessing your current state to training your response team, developing plans and creating a business continuity plan we can help you prepare yourself for success during challenging events.

Each year, 2.2 million people are reported to have been poisoned globally. Across the United States, poison control centers handle 1 call every 13 seconds and answer more than 2.6 million calls yearly. To prevent these poisonings from happening to you or a loved one, parents, teachers, nurses, and everyone in the community should take measures to ensure that unintentional poisonings are being prevented. A few ways to prevent a poisoning from happening include placing household chemicals out of the reach of children, storing items in their original containers to avoid confusion, and reading product labels, including the recommended dosages on all products. Older adults should take special precautions to understand medication safety.   National Poison Prevention Week raises awareness of poison prevention nationwide during the third full week of March every year. The week is an opportunity to highlight the dangers of poisonings for people of all ages and promote community involvement in poisoning prevention. 

Friday's Leadership Tip: Someone is always watching. This is so true! No matter what job you are doing, as a parent, friend, whatever. Someone is always watching. Most of our behaviors are learned from watching the people we look up to and want to be like. Lead by example, show them how its supposed to be done! Remember, if you have bad habits, they are going to pick them up most likely. If you are working unsafe, have negative attitude or treat people badly, most likely, they are going to see this and follow your lead. Don't let that happen. Do it right, lead them, work safe and have a positive attitude. Good leadership is contagious. Happy Friday!