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Manufacturing Tool Box Talk: Preventing Cardboard Cuts Mobile App

The Preventing Cardboard Cuts Training mobile app offers a simple way to teach workers about the dangers of corrugated cardboard cuts, while also offering tips on how to avoid them. Cardboard cuts the hands in the same manner that paper cuts the hands and fingers, however, cardboard injuries tend to be deeper, longer and more painful than the average paper cuts. Luckily, there are different things that employees can do to avoid cuts from cardboard boxes in the workplace, including wearing cut-resistant gloves and using high quality box cutters.

While most cardboard cuts aren't bad enough to require worker's compensation or even a doctor's visit, they can be incredibly painful and can reduce productivity. This helpful occupational safety app trains employees in how to use the right types of personal protective equipment and safe methods for using cutting machines and box cutters with corrugated cardboard. Using the Preventing Cardboard Cuts Training app to inform workers about the different ways to avoid cuts from cardboard boxes in grocery stores, industrial trucks and warehouses can help prevent painful cuts from occurring and can reduce the occurrence of work-related injuries.

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Many companies bring products into their facilities, or ship products out of their facilities usi...
CARDBOARD CUTS
Slow to heal
Painful
VERY painful if a cardboard cut occurs over the top of another cardboard cut!
If the cut is on a knuckle o on the inside of a finger joint, an adhesive bandage will not cover ...
Cardboard cuts increase overall stress on employees
Cardboard can absorb the natural oils in the skin, leaving hands dry, cracked and in pain.
LEADING EDGES CAN CAUSE CUTS!
PREVENTING CARDBOARD CUTS
Wear protective gloves that offer both\ dexterity and increased grip on cardboard.
Dyneema gloves are a great alternative.
Keep hands clean and moisturized with lotion.
Keep fingernails short.
Slow down and do not get into a hurry.
Use a safety knife or a sharp knife to cut cardboard.
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