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We had neglected to clean off the residual epoxy from the can’s rim. When my co-worker closed the lid, he slammed the edges with a hammer to secure it. As he did this, the remaining epoxy in the rim splashed directly into my left eye.

Slow Down to Speed Up

Recently, my organization has experienced a concerning rise in automotive-related mishaps. A common thread weaving through these incidents is rushing to complete a task, often at the expense of thoroughly reviewing and adhering to the technical manual (TM). This haste, while seemingly aimed at saving time, ultimately leads to increased injuries, equipment damage and a significant loss of time and resources.

  • 15 March 2026
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ATEC Streamlining Safety Release Process to Accelerate Evaluation

Today, in support of Army transformation, ATEC is significantly streamlining the Safety Release process, combining speed with rigor to help put crucial systems in Soldiers’ hands faster than ever before.

 

  • 1 March 2026
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Be Aware of Your Surroundings

How many people plan to have an accident or get hurt? Do we wake up in the morning and think, “I believe I will have a car accident on my way to work” or “I’m going to break my arm today when I fall down the stairs coming back from lunch?” The answer is none. No one ever plans to have an accident.

  • 22 February 2026
  • Author: USACRC Editor
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The Shocking Hazard of Static Electricity

Overall, static electricity may seem minor, but left unmitigated, a small spark could cause ignition of flammable gases, vapors and explosives. Utilize smart and proper hazard controls to take the spark away from the workplace and bring the spark back to the work.

  • 13 January 2026
  • Author: USACRC Editor
  • Number of views: 3947
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Make Ladder Safety a Priority

Many of us are guilty of trying to hop a ladder a few feet to the side instead of climbing down and moving it the proper way. Or maybe you’ve done the suicide lean by extending your body as far to the side as possible to get to a spot that’s just out of reach. While you may have successfully completed these dangerous maneuvers in the past, chances are you’re heading for a fall.

  • 21 September 2025
  • Author: USACRC Editor
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