Health and Safety Committee

Summer Tips for staying Healthy!

With summer comes barbecues, swimming, baseball, and picnics! The Health and Safety Committee would like to share some tips to stay healthy this summer.  ​

Check out the link below for tips on staying active in the summer, heart-healthy cookouts, healthy road trips, and super summer snack ideas!


Happy Summer!

Financial Fitness from NeighborWorks of Pueblo!

Our physical health is not the only aspect of a healthy life. Our financial health is important too! 


A local group called NeighborWorks of Pueblo is offering FREE Financial Fitness classes in Pueblo and Colorado Springs now through the end of the year!
See attached flyer for class dates, times and locations.

Are You Sitting Down?

In keeping with our Ergonomics in the Workplace theme, please review the attached article from the Health and Safety Committee. Rich Poll, Librarian and member of the Health and Safety Committee,
has written an article which outlines some eye-opening information for those of us who sit all day in our jobs.

Thanks for sharing this surprising information Rich!



 

Safe Driving Tips in Winter Weather

Severe weather can be both frightening and dangerous for automobile travel. Motorists should know the safety rules for dealing with winter road emergencies. AAA reminds motorists to be cautious while driving in adverse weather

AAA recommends the following winter driving tips:
Avoid driving while you’re fatigued. Getting the proper amount of rest before taking on winter weather tasks reduces driving risks.
Never run a vehicle in an enclosed area, such as a garage.
Make certain your tires are properly inflated.
Keep your gas tank at least half full.

2016-2017 Flu Vaccine

                           What's New with the Influenza Immunization for 2016 - 2017  
                                            
from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

There is no question but that an epidemic of influenza will occur during the 2016-2017 "flu season". What is not known is when this epidemic will happen, the specific strains of flu virus responsible for illness, or the number or severity of cases of flu that will occur. For that reason, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (
ACIP) recommends that everyone 6 months and older receive the flu vaccine. Every year certain things change regarding influenza immunization. Important aspects of this year's recommendations from the
ACIP Include:

Parking lot safety tips

Parking lot safety tips to reduce your chances of becoming a victim Safety at work: Always be just as aware while doing approaching and emptying the book drop. Always let someone know when you are going outside and when you return. When employees are leaving for the night: Survey the parking lot as you are exiting the building Look for unknown vehicles or strangers standing near vehicles Leave as a group--Don’t approach your vehicle if a van or other large vehicle with tinted windows is parked next to it. Find a security guard to walk you to your car; they are paid to do so.

Security Contact

Barkman 
719-582-7292
 
Lamb
719-582-7331
 
Lucero
719-582-7259
 
Pueblo West
719-582-7261
 
Rawlings
x621 or 719-252-8500
 
Security Supervisor
719-470-8062
 
Rawlings Director 
719-248-3196

Facilities Emergency Contact Procedure:

Facilities Emergency Contact Procedure:

Facilities Emergency Number: 719-250-0425
 
Custodial Emergency Number: 719-240-0033
 
If there is no answer call the Facilities Director at 719-717-0822
 
For all other facilities needs please have a manager submit a facilities work order.