🛡️Employee Safety Bulletin - October 2025
🛡️Employee Safety Bulletin - October 2025
Fall is in full swing, and with cooler days come fresh reminders to keep safety at the heart of what we do. Take a moment to review these important awareness topics this month.
❤️ National Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month
❤️ National Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month
Recognized by the American Heart Association, this month is a reminder that every second counts in a cardiac emergency — and anyone can make a difference.
✅ Review AED locations in all venues
✅ If you witness a collapse:
✅ Review AED locations in all venues
✅ If you witness a collapse:
- Call 911.
- Send for an AED.
- Begin chest compression.
Even if you’re not CPR- or AED-certified, you can still help by calling for help, retrieving an AED or keeping guests clear of the area. Quick action saves lives — don’t wait for someone you think is more qualified.
💡 Just performing chest compressions can triple the chances of survival.
Even if you’re not CPR- or AED-certified, you can still help by calling for help, retrieving an AED or keeping guests clear of the area. Quick action saves lives — don’t wait for someone you think is more qualified.
💡 Just performing chest compressions can triple the chances of survival.
🎧 National Protect Your Hearing Month
Supported by NIOSH and the CDC, this month highlights how easy it is to protect your hearing — especially with the Arena’s new sound system upgrade!
✅ Use disposable earplugs during sound checks, rehearsals or performances.
✅ Supervisors: ensure hearing protection is available for staff before entering bowl or stage areas.
✅If your ears are ringing after an event, that’s your body’s reminder to protect them next time.
Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most common — and preventable — workplace injuries. Take this month to review hearing protection policies, encourage safe listening habits and make hearing safety part of your routine, both on and off the job.
👂 Need earplugs?
They’re available at:
✅ Use disposable earplugs during sound checks, rehearsals or performances.
✅ Supervisors: ensure hearing protection is available for staff before entering bowl or stage areas.
✅If your ears are ringing after an event, that’s your body’s reminder to protect them next time.
Noise-induced hearing loss is one of the most common — and preventable — workplace injuries. Take this month to review hearing protection policies, encourage safe listening habits and make hearing safety part of your routine, both on and off the job.
👂 Need earplugs?
They’re available at:
- The public safety office.
- Guest services.
- Your manager.