AGC OF INDIANA SAFETY SPOTLIGHT
The AGC of Indiana Safety Spotlight is delivered to AGCI members who subscribe - highlighting safety information to share with your team.  
AGCI HEALTH AND SAFETY FORUM TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 7TH
SAFETY FORUM: Join AGC of Indiana for our  AGCI Health and Safety Forum  on November 7th at Tinker House Event Center in downtown Indianapolis. The forum will focus on Managing Fatigue In the Workplace. The event is designed to increase the knowledge of fatigue and personal fatigue management within your firm. Participants will learn more about the true definition of fatigue and its signs and effects on the workplace. Join us! Learn More.
ROSE SPOTLIGHT: PEPPER CONSTRUCTION
Congratulations to Pepper Construction, our AGCI October 2019
Safety ROSE Recognition recipient.
TELL US YOUR SAFETY STORY
The AGCI Rose Recognition of Safety Excellence is not an award, but an opportunity for AGCI members to showcase stories of safety for the purposes of learning and recognition. All AGC of Indiana members are eligible for recognition under the ROSE program. Applicants will be highlighted in the AGCI Newsletter and at the AGCI Annual Meeting. . Download the Application.
AGCI SAFETY TOOL BOX TALK LIBRARY
AGC of Indiana is pleased to provide members with Safety Tool Box Resources.
Give Your Back A Break: The nation’s number one workplace safety problem is back injuries. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, every year, more than one million workers suffer back injuries. Nearly every activity we do involves some degree of lifting. Improper lifting can cause serious and permanent injuries. Although there is no method for totally eliminating back injuries in the workplace, you can prevent most of them by performing your daily lifting tasks safely and remembering a few simple and basic rules for lifting. 
Slips and Spills: It’s happened to most of us. You’re walking around a jobsite, doing your work, not looking where you’re going, and the next thing you know, you’re flat on your back because you slipped on something. If you were in a lot of pain, you probably called for help. If it was a minor slip, you probably looked up, embarrassed, wondering if anyone was looking. You dusted yourself off, and moved on. Often, workers don’t report these incidents, so no one discusses how to avoid them. Instead of ignoring the problem, we should focus on preventing and reducing slips that can lead to injuries.   Learn more .