Safety Assured Limited - Injury Protection

 School staff has a rewarding yet challenging job. The challenges multiply when the safety of young children is in question. When kids injure themselves, especially from slamming/shutting doors, it can lead to physical harm to the kids as well as emotional strain on the staff. Finger entrapment injuries can be excruciating and highly pressuring for the school authorities. However, there are ways you can reduce the frequency of these (preventable) injuries and elevate stress for educators. But first, let's understand.... The Link Between Safety and Staff Burnout Staff burnout results from the numerous responsibilities that the authorities have. When injuries occur, the aftermath can add several layers of stress. Teachers have to comfort the child, contact their parents, explain what happened, handle any reports related to the injury, and manage the emotional impact on everyone involved, as well as any financial liabilities. It disturbs the everyday flow, increases the workload, an...

 Glass doors are stylish and a modern alternative to traditional wooden or metal doors. They offer better visibility and allow for easy monitoring, especially in schools and childcare facilities. But they also come with their own set of risks, and relying solely on the design isn't enough to prevent accidents or injuries. If You Have Glass Doors In Your Facility, Read This! If you believe that glass doors are child-friendly just because they're transparent, think again. Since they are heavier and made to last, one of the significant risks of glass doors is accidentally closing the door on the fingers while unaware of the impact. Due to their transparency, kids can also walk into the door and interact with it carelessly, experiencing impact-related injuries. In addition, if you think the tempered glass design is safer, the door mechanism can be risky. Hinge gaps or sharp edges can be dangerous, particularly for those small, curious hands. Due to their soft close mechanism, g...