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May 10, 2023
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Comcast Cable in Eugene conducted many activities as part of Safety Break in 2019. Those activities included recertifying its fire extinguishers.
During Safety Break in 2019, Starbucks employees and managers in Oregon focused on a variety of topics and activities, including stretches to prevent injuries.
In 2018, LMC Construction celebrated the Safety Break event at various job sites. The company gathered employees for breakfast and gave gift cards to employees and subcontractors, among other activities.
Gerber Gear rolled out several activities during Safety Break for Oregon in 2017, including CPR training. The company ended last year’s event with stretch exercises on the production floor.
Kirby Nagelhout Construction in Bend held several Safety Break-related activities in 2016, including toolbox talks and barbecues.
During Safety Break in 2016, the packaging team at Ninkasi Brewing Company in Eugene demonstrated the right and wrong ways to pick up and carry a case of beer.
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