Brock Safety Consultants

Brock Safety Consultants wishes a “Happy Father’s Day” who unselfishly insist on providing for the safety of their family every day of the year.

Brock Safety Consultants, LLC together with is proud to sponsor the 2026 Morgan County Pre‑Fair Concert on June 13. We’re excited to support this community event and help keep attendees safe and comfortable in the sun. For supplies or questions call (765) 792‑0365.We offer same day delivery.

Onsite Safety Reminders
Sun Protection
Apply broad‑spectrum SPF 30+ at least 15 minutes before arrival; reapply every 2 hours or after swimming or heavy sweating.

Hydration
Drink water every 15–20 minutes during hot weather; avoid excessive alcohol in the heat.

Shade and Rest
Use shaded areas and take regular breaks to cool down.

Clothing
Wear light, loose, light‑colored clothing and wide‑brim hats to reduce sun exposure.

Choking Awareness
Supervise children while eating; know the signs of choking and the location of first aid stations.

First Aid
If someone shows confusion, fainting, severe dizziness, or stops sweating, seek medical help immediately.

CPR/AED Classes Now Enrolling!

When an emergency happens, training matters. Brock Safety Consultants provides CPR/AED instruction led by licensed paramedics with real on‑scene experience. Whether you’re a parent, teacher, coach, business owner, or community member, this training gives you the confidence to act when every second counts.

We proudly serve all of south‑central Indiana.
Call (765) 792‑0365 to enroll today.

https://nypost.com/2026/06/16/us-news/benadryl-challenge-leaves-oklahoma-girl-brain-dead/

Oklahoma girl, 15, brain dead after dangerous ‘Benadryl challenge’: family A heartbreaking tragedy in Oklahoma has left a 15-year-old girl brain dead after she participated in the lethal “Benadryl Challenge” sweeping social media, according to reports.

SAFE SWIMMING STARTS WITH SMART CHOICES
• Never swim alone — always use the buddy system
• Keep children within arm’s reach
• Avoid alcohol when swimming or supervising swimmers
• Know your limits and stay in designated swim areas
• Learn CPR — seconds matter in a drowning emergency

Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay safe.
— Brock Safety Consultants