
Labor Day pays tribute to the contributions and achievements of American workers. This year Labor Day is celebrated on Monday, September 5. We want you and your family to have a safe holiday. Here, we provide our best safety tips for Labor Day.
We hope our best safety tips for Labor Day help you avoid an accident. If a driver injures you in a Las Vegas area accident, contact an experienced personal injury lawyer. A personal injury lawyer will help to protect your rights and ensure you receive maximum compensation.
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Safety Tips for Labor Day
Many people get a long weekend to celebrate Labor Day. It’s a great time to get outside and enjoy various recreational opportunities. Recreate responsibly if you are getting outside this Labor Day. For tips on how to recreate responsibly, keep reading.
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Practice Water Safety
It is hot outside and the water is a great way to cool off. Unfortunately, water accidents are common during Labor Day. You can take steps to keep you and your family safe by practicing water safety, including swimming pool safety and boating safety.
Swimming Pool Safety
You should practice swimming pool safety year-round. Water is dangerous for people of all ages. Swimming pool safety includes the following:
- Secure your pool. A secure pool is one that has multiple barriers. Consult the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission’s pool barrier
- Only swim to your ability. Ensure every member of your family achieves skills of water competency.
- Swim sober. Avoid alcohol and drugs while swimming.
- Do not swim alone. Never leave a child alone around water.
- Never assume someone else is watching your child. Always designate an adult to watch children around the pool or hot tub.
- Only dive in a safe diving area. Do not enter headfirst unless the pool has a safe diving area.
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Boating Safety
Low water levels cannot keep boaters away from the call of the water. If you are boating this Labor Day, stay safe with the following tips:
- Boat sober. Avoid alcohol and drugs while boating. In Nevada, it is possible to get a boating under the influence if you are impaired.
- Bring life vests. Every passenger should have an accessible personal flotation device. In Nevada, all vessels must be equipped with United States Coast Guard-approved personal flotation devices.
- Keep your children safe. Ensure that every child wears an appropriate personal flotation device.
- Check the weather forecast. Do not boat during storms or lightning.
- Take a boating safety course. In Nevada, boaters born on or after January 1, 1983, must complete a Nevada Department of Wildlife approved boater education course.
- Understand and follow the law. If you are boating in Nevada, review the Handbook of Nevada Boating Laws.
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Ride Responsibly
Labor Day is a popular weekend to get out on two and four wheels. If you are venturing out this holiday, ride responsibly with the following safety tips for different forms of transportation.
ATV Safety Tips
ATV stands for “all-terrain vehicle.” An ATV is a type of “off-highway vehicle.” Are you planning on riding an ATV today? Before you go out review the following CPSC ATV safety tips:
- Stay off paved roads. ATVs are designed for off-road terrain. Driving on paved roads is dangerous and increases the risk of a collision with cars and trucks.
- Choose age-appropriate models. The ATV should be equipped with a label that indicates the manufacturer’s recommended age for that particular model. Children younger than 6 years of age should never be on an ATV.
- Check the number of passengers for the ATV. Do not allow more people on the vehicle than it was designed to carry.
- Always wear a helmet. In addition to a helmet, riders should wear goggles, gloves, long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, and over-the-ankle boots.
- Get hands-on training. Before you go out, you should take a hands-on ATV safety course from a qualified instructor.
Motorcycle Safety Tips
Holidays are a popular time for motorcycle riding. If you are driving, look out for motorcyclists. If you are riding a motorcycle, review the following motorcycle safety tips:
- Ride sober. Avoid alcohol and drugs if you are going to ride your motorcycle.
- Get to know your motorcycle. Your motorcycle should fit you. You should know how to use and maintain your motorcycle. Check your motorcycle before every ride.
- Equip your motorcycle. Check that your motorcycle has all of the necessary equipment including lights, mirrors, brakes, and signals.
- Protect yourself. Riders and passengers should wear a helmet, protective eyewear, and protective clothing.
- Be responsible. Comply with all laws and ride within your abilities.
- Avoid animals. Do everything you can to safely avoid hitting an animal.
Golf Cart Safety Tips
An extra day off work means an extra day on the golf course. If you are golfing this Labor Day, review our golf cart safety tips, including the following:
- Drive sober. Avoid driving a golf cart under the influence of alcohol and drugs.
- Go slow. Avoid excessive speed.
- Do not carry extra passengers. Only carry passengers that fit on the golf cart.
- Drive responsibly. Keep arms and legs inside the cart.
We hope the above safety tips help you recreate responsibly this Labor Day weekend. If you are injured while recreating this Labor Day weekend, consult an experienced personal injury lawyer. Anthem Injury Lawyers are an experienced team of personal injury lawyers. Contact us today at (702) 857-6000 to make an appointment for a free consultation.
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We hope you have a safe Labor Day. If a driver injures you in a Las Vegas area accident, you should speak with an experienced personal injury lawyer. Some people wonder why they need a personal injury lawyer to help them. A personal injury lawyer will work aggressively to protect your rights and help you receive maximum compensation for your injuries.
Award-winning law firm Anthem Injury Lawyers is a team of experienced and dedicated personal injury lawyers. We are based in Henderson, Nevada, and serve clients throughout the Las Vegas area. When we say we offer personal injury law experience, we mean over 25 years of experience. This is the combination of knowledge and expertise you need to win significant compensation as a victim in a Las Vegas area accident.
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