August’s featured NNS Safety Principle is “the best way to control a hazard is to eliminate it.” Below are examples of this principle in practice:

• The review process of safety data sheets before ordering to ensure toxic materials are not brought into NNS.
• The housekeeping process to reduce tripping hazards.
• Covering up open and unguarded holes so no one falls through.

Look for information about September’s featured NNS Safety Principle – never be satisfied; always strive to improve – in an upcoming edition of Currents.