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Avoiding common injuries
Carrying
Chairs aren’t ladders
Cumulative trauma disorder
Dangerous furniture
Don’t twist and shout
Electrical safety — defective equipment
Energy and machinery
Fall prevention — general
Falls from vehicles
Falls on stairs
First aid
Get a grip
Housekeeping and storage
Personal protective equipment
Knives
Puncture wounds
Pushing and pulling
Reaching
Safe lifting
Slips, trips and falls
Tripping hazards — floors and aisles
Accident response
Attitude
Avoiding being struck from the rear
Avoiding head-on collisions
Be prepared
Being passed
Cold weather driving
Defensive driving
Driving rules
Falls from vehicles
Following — avoiding UFO’s
Following — be farsighted
General safety
Intersections
Passing
Patience
Pretrip checklist
Right of way
Seatbelts
Space cushion
Speed
Van safety
Vehicle backing
What yellow means
Sample risk management policy
Volunteer risk management questionnaire
Getting volunteers started the right way
Checklist to minimize the most common volunteer risks
To keep good volunteers, minimize these risks
Preventing acts of dishonesty
Managing negative volunteers
What not to say to an angry volunteer
Around your world for a day — working with youth volunteers
Mistakes in volunteer satisfaction surveys
Trust but verify – Preventing acts of dishonesty
Event safety basics
Fundamentals of a volunteer risk management system
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Volunteer driver liability exposures
Motor Vehicle Record acceptability checklist
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Why to insure volunteers separately
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