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Job Related Hazards

When I first became married senior firefighters were quick to inform me of the dangers of wearing my wedding band while working. I defied the warnings and continued to wear my ring. I have seen photos over the years of “degloved” fingers and other injuries related to wearing jewelry on the fireground.

This week a mentor of mine who…

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Added by P.J. Norwood on January 15, 2016 at 7:30am — 1 Comment

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